The phrase "containment area" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific area or zone that is designed to contain or control a particular substance or situation. Example: During the cleanup of the oil spill, workers were required to wear protective gear and work within the designated containment area to prevent further contamination of the surrounding environment.
Put the carnivorous plants (still in the pots) into a containment area, such as a plastic container.
But the fire leaped out of the containment area, forcing 500 people to flee and burning 23 homes, including one owned by the Trinity County sheriff.
"We would emphasise many of the youngest and most vulnerable were released from the containment area a long time ago," he added.
Inspectors are testing oysters from several farms within the containment area and from others around the country that buy stocks from a hatchery nearby.
But time is running out, and the fledgling solar systems keep expanding too fast and collapsing, or mysteriously fleeing the containment area.
The men ignored or failed to fund other projects to repair, maintain and improve equipment and systems needed for compliance with environmental regulations, including addressing drainage problems in the containment area.
While people in the labs do not wear suits with self-contained respirators, everyone who leaves the containment areas has to shower, scrubbing hair and nails and rinsing mouths.
Anthrax spores outside containment areas could endanger anyone who was not vaccinated.
The government, in turn, insists it will not do this until the rebels start moving into agreed "containment" areas.
At the time of the power failure, three workers were in the biological containment areas and they were told they could not leave until the power was restored.
The worker, Todd M. Nicholson, 34, was employed for about six weeks as a computer technician and had control of the ventilation systems in the containment areas at the center, officials said yesterday.
