The phrase "exploited area" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: The local NGO reported a marked increase in deforestation in the previously exploited area.
Over the same period, marine fisheries, which underwent a comparable 2.4-fold increase in catch (34 million tonnes to 83 million tonnes in catch weight or 17 billion tonnes to 44 billion tonnes in PPR, wet weight), required a nearly 4-fold increase in exploited area (when a 10% exploitation level is used as threshold).
Its conical geometry is selected to reduce the operation cost and the exploited area, compared to vertical and horizontal geothermal heat exchangers often used.
In order to find the proportion and the spatial aggregation of exploited areas that optimize an ecosystem service, we developed three complementary metapopulation models of a keystone species in an exploited landscape.
Travel is a hitherto relatively under-exploited area for promoting health behavior change, but is potentially important in the "small changes approach" to tackling obesity, which focuses on small but achievable improvements in physical activity rather than more-substantial lifestyle changes that have sometimes proven unrealistic.
11 Large-scale incident analysis is an under-exploited area within primary care patient safety, and should serve to demonstrate the value of safety monitoring, and emphasise the benefits of an effective reporting system for healthcare professionals, managers, leaders and patients in the NHS.
Reckless hunting and loss of habitat as a result of human settlement have led to significant decline in the numbers of the bohor reedbuck, although this antelope tends to survive longer in such over-exploited areas as compared to its relatives.
Online marketing is not yet a fully exploited field.
Increases in size, adult abundance, and occupancy rates were detected for many principal exploited species in protected areas, which harbored a disproportionately greater number of adult spawning fishes.
It becomes easy for opportunist brokers to further exploit these exploited masses.
This is because the original landscape had been intensively used for agriculture previously, and almost one half of the territory was over-exploited and other areas were affected by operation facilities and coal processing industrial plants.
Different nanoparticle widths are shown due to the exploited model with identical nanoparticle base area for semi-ellipsoid- and parallelepiped-shaped Au nanoparticles (see 'Methods' section).
