"departure zone" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated area for departures, typically seen in transportation settings such as airports or train stations. Example: Passengers are advised to arrive at the departure zone at least two hours before their scheduled flight to allow enough time for check-in and security procedures.
Such instant valorizing is a sure sign that I had entered the Departure Zone.
The Departure Zone, when everything becomes precious, and you have energy for superhuman feats of experiencing.
Being stuck in the departure zone at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport cannot have been thrilling.
After authorities discovered a suspicious package just before midday, they evacuated the departure zone, forcing passengers onto the sidewalks outside.
Six people were arrested on Friday morning in the departure zone of the port of Dover on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offences.
Russian investigators said today's explosion took place in the lounge area next to the international departure zone and close to the Asia cafe.
Some analysts said that Greece was now coming closer to a messy default on its debt, and perhaps a departure from the zone of 17 countries that use the euro as their common currency.
"You know what to do, Mohamd: fast, fast, fast," says Fady. Mohamd hits the gas and we drive full-pelt to the end of the street, at which point the car stops and everyone lights a cigarette to celebrate our departure from a zone frequently targeted in Israeli airstrikes, as Gazan militants often use it as a base for firing rockets.
But the departure of Italy — the zone's third-largest economy — would be a different story.
In the Cypriot case, that would imply a departure from the euro zone.
Political and financial pundits have coined a term for this development: "Brixit," a variant on "Grexit," the shorthand for Greece's much-predicted departure from the euro zone.
