'countryside area' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a rural or rural-like region that is outside of a city or urban area. Example: The couple decided to move to a beautiful countryside area in order to escape the fast-paced city life and enjoy nature's tranquility.
When you ask most people what their understanding of the green belt is, they'll reply that it's an idyllic woodland and countryside area surrounding these cities that needs protection.
As the number of foreign tourists is increasing these days, countryside area is also attracting tourists' attention.
It is currently helping the homeless in Budapest, those in need in the countryside area, including Roma minority members, and other marginalized groups.
Composed of the San Andreas open countryside area and the fictional city of Los Santos, the world of Grand Theft Auto V is much larger in area than earlier entries in the series.
I visited displacement camps in Rakhine in May with Refugees International and Burma Campaign UK, meeting with displaced people who – after suffering horrific attacks by members of the Rakhine Buddhist community in October –were forced to flee into remote areas of the countryside, areas completely unsuitable for displacement camps.
Peddy believes BT's strong performance in broadband owes less to sport and more to the rollout of its fibre network into the suburbs and the countryside – areas where Virgin's fibre does not reach and where BT's previous internet connections were slow.
"But equally, we are surrounded by beautiful countryside, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and greenbelt, which are valued by people".
Instead, the participants had identified the largest renewable energy potential in the direct vicinity of the existing built-up areas rather than in remote countryside areas.
This article reviews existing models linking land-use change to biodiversity dynamics, both when native habitats are lost or when the landscape structure of countryside areas is modified.
The high-speed rail line will run from London to Birmingham, through a number of countryside areas, with services travelling at up to 250mph.
Opponents - including some senior Labour figures such as Lord Mandelson and Alistair Darling - are fighting the plans on a number of fronts, including the cost of the scheme and the effect on countryside areas that the line will cut through.
