The phrase "fighting area" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a place where people fight each other, either physically or metaphorically. For example, "The Senate is a fighting area, where politicians clash over matters of policy."
A single knee, arm, makes the fighter grounded without having to have any other body part in touch with the fighting area floor.
Macedonian authorities urged civilians to evacuate villages in the fighting area, about 15 miles north of the capital, Skopje.
"And dodos were almost certainly very territorial animals — this might have been a big fighting area, with the strongest animals defending territory around the water.
A grounded fighter is defined as: Any part of the body, other than a single hand and soles of the feet touching the fighting area floor.
To be grounded, both hands palm/fist down, and/or any other body part must be touching the fighting area floor.
Gen. Donald C. Wurster, stressed over the weekend that his troops would indeed be going into fighting areas.
Field printing presses were set up to provide vast quantities of maps of the fighting areas, and a grid system was introduced for maps covering the whole theatre of operations.
The 15-over finals were recently held in the grounds of a primary school surrounded by barren hills which was one of the main fighting areas in Britain's second Afghan war from 1878 to 1880.
Almost 70percentt of Canadians support deploying Canadian Forces on UN peacekeeping missions in active fighting areas, according to a 2016 Nanos poll.
Mr. Rivera said his campaign would focus on fighting the area's high unemployment rate, providing rent protection for low-income families and addressing school crowding.
