"factory area" is a perfectly correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the area in which a particular factory is located. For example, "The government recently set up a new industrial park in the old factory area."
Industrial truck, carrier designed to transport materials within a factory area with maximum flexibility in making moves.
With the increase in the size and weight of 300-mm wafers, the factory area must be enlarged accordingly.
Chinese authorities have been clearing swathes of suburban Beijing over the last year, and residents near the studio said the former factory area was slated for redevelopment, AFP reported.
While Pingyao's population, less than a half-million, is a small fraction of Beijing's, the juxtaposition of disused industrial spaces and contemporary art called to mind the early days of the capital's 798 district, a factory area that has grown into a fine-arts hub.
Until recently, relief from this bleakness could be found mainly in remarkable imperial sights, the historic hutongs — of which a tiny percentage are now left — and a handful of funky areas like 798 Art Zone, a former factory area that was converted into an art district beginning in the late 1990s.
In a mostly abandoned factory area not far from downtown, Douglas Swift, a developer whose family has lived in Buffalo for generations, recently completed the restoration of a former Larkin warehouse, an early example of concrete frame construction; the project, which is now an office complex, has spurred a range of new development in the area.
At some coastal factories, children were even lined up and selected based on their body type, wrote the journalists, who also investigated factory areas in Guangdong.
As for the need for new land, the countryside is already scarred by storage of shipping containers and old factory areas are left to rot.
The necessity of avoiding areas subject to subsidence caused by mining led to a patchy development of the densely built-up residential and factory areas and open spaces over the extensive area of the city's administrative limits (162 square miles [420 square km]).
The concentrations of respirable dust had been measured in the air of different factory areas by the gravimetric analysis method (NIOSH method 0600) in 2004 and 2005 by an independent consulting company [ 23].
However, labour unrest continues to be a serious issue in Bangladesh, especially in industrial garment factory areas around Dhaka.
