The phrase "constructed area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an area (usually a geographic area) that has been purposefully built or formed. For example, "The city's newest constructed area has many high-end condos and shopping centers."
Take a New Jersey Transit train from a newly constructed area at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan and poetry is etched into the gleaming marble walls -- including that of Amiri Baraka, New Jersey's own embattled poet laureate.
Finally, the compatible replacement cost referred only to constructed area up to 120 m2 per property.
In towns over 7000 inh, increasing constructed area was negatively related to species richness.
Furthermore, in meizoseismal regions the constructed area constitutes 8.8%% of the total constructed area in Attica and the estimated seismic risk represents 25.8%% of the total risk R (Table 11; Fig. 7).
In the bulk of its projects, the firm partners with land owners sharing a percentage of either revenues, profits or the constructed area.
Available data regarding the mean compatible cost (€/m2) and the mean constructed area (m2/building) per damage level have been used.
The built-up class includes constructed areas such as residential area, commercial complexes, institutions and slums.
Since ancient times, it is understood that stormwater from constructed areas should be managed somehow.
Consequently, the annual carbon production of entire constructed areas (emergent + submerged vegetation; 0.1 1.2 kg m−2) was always less than half that of the reference area (0.8 2.5 kg m−2).
Therefore, although productivity of emergent and submerged vegetation in constructed and reference areas was similar, the smaller ratio of land to water in the constructed areas reduced their annual rate of plant carbon capture at a larger spatial scale.
However, submerged vegetation captured less carbon (0.1 0.3 kg m−2) than emergent vegetation (0.2 1.7 kg m−2), and constructed areas contained an order of magnitude less emergent habitat than the reference area.
