"diversified area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a region or location that has a variety of different features, businesses, people, and/or activities. For example, "The city of London is a highly diversified area with a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and other attractions."
Nanotechnology has penetrated deep into our lives in diversified areas as engineering, information technology and diagnostics.
The MSFP plays a significant role in diversified areas, such as image restoration, signal processing, and medical care; see [16 18].
Jacobs' stock also rose 23% this year, showing the benefits it accrued by being entrenched in diversified areas, and by not being a housing firm.
Thanks to the outstanding properties and the key role in diversified areas of performance, a wide range of biomaterials has been increasingly used in biological applications.
Metal nanoparticles has been area of intense research interest in recent years because of their applications in diversified areas such as catalysis, cancer therapy, drug delivery, medicine, biotechnology, electronics, etc. [1 7].
It is chitin and chitosan which can readily be derivatized by utilizing the reactivity of the primary amino group and the primary and secondary hydroxyl groups to find applications in diversified areas.
Its widespread applicability in the diversified areas like complex systems analysis, management, economics and social sciences makes ABM a popular technique with the availability of various simulation environments to model dynamic systems (North et al. 2013).
The fixed point problems for nonexpansive mappings [1 4] capture various applications in diversified areas, such as convex feasibility problems, convex optimization problems, problems of finding the zeros of monotone operators, and monotone variational inequalities (see [1, 5] and references therein).
The synthesis of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and their utilization in diversified areas such as catalysis, drug delivery, biodiagnostics, medicine, and electronics have become an area of tremendous investigations during the last two decades because of their unique optical, physical, chemical, and magnetic properties compared to the bulk solids [1, 2, 3, 4].
