The phrase 'elevated areas' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to terrain that is higher than the land around it. For example, "The city was spread across several elevated areas, providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape."
That talent would be extravagantly expressed later in Central Park in spots like Bethesda Terrace, where the views were from naturally elevated areas "in a manner analogous to the way Vaux sited his houses," he writes.
Annual rainfall of more than 27 inches (685 mm) occurs in the most highly elevated areas in the northwest and declines in the southwest and southeast, along the Dead Sea, to less than 4 inches (100 mm).
Bivariate regression analysis of Africa's surface topography shows that this is a complexly folded surface with regionally elevated areas in southern and eastern Africa, and a topographically low northern and western Africa.
We found that a scale parameter of 50 or 100 outputs segments that are too large and omits slightly elevated areas in lowlands (Fig. 7d, e).
Findings indicated that while correctional facilities were generally able to address numerous areas of need, many participants had elevated areas of need, with several remaining unaddressed and connected to subsequent recidivism.
Elevated areas can enhance the strength of the thermal low as they warm more quickly than the atmosphere which surrounds them at the same altitude.
The mountain, known as one of the Seven Wonders of Dauphiné, is a relatively flat limestone mesa (a table shaped elevated area of land) surrounded by steep cliffs.
Always find a secluded (preferably elevated) area to use this weapon.
You can easily elevate areas by covering secure objects such as boxes and upside down containers with cloth.
In each case, apart from the elevated risk areas described above, all other areas are called background areas.
In some cases, elevated land areas may already contain depressions that eventually form lake basins.
