"create area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of creating a distinct area within a larger region. For example: "The construction company was hired to create an area for public use."
The officer also acknowledged that Nordland is probably the hardest county in which to create area zones, because of the topography and fragmented landscape.
In an urban setting, in large quantities, it could also be used to create area denial zones that would slow down advancing troops or force them into prepared kill zones.
Mustard gas can be used both as an offensive weapon against advancing troops and, in large quantities, to create area denial zones that prevent the advance of Iraqi troops and force them into preselected attack routes set up as kill zones.
There is enough room to create areas for sleeping and socializing.
Trees were planted deliberately to create areas of light and dark.
It is an ancient technique, a way of wrapping thread to create areas of resist, before dyeing.
IGI uses a flight simulation game engine designed to create areas that go on for miles and miles.
You can also actively create areas for them by leaving dead trees where they stand or building wood piles for insects to hide and hibernate in.
Mayfield believes more could be done though, "we'd like to see changes in planning law to make it easier to create areas for food growing.
Lithographic techniques applied to a substrate prior to film deposition can create areas of low interface adhesion surrounded by regions of high adhesion.
The New Gotham area was designed for vertical movement, allowing the placement of enemies above and below Batman to create areas dense with activity.
