"fractured area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a physical area that has been, or is in the process of being, broken. For example: "The bone in the fractured area near the elbow had to be repaired surgically."
A theory describing material degradation on a macroscopic scale is derived via Griffith's energy balance for an internal fractured area in the network assuming the active fracture process on the microscopic level is fiber fiber bond breakage.
b Fractured area (plane-polarized light).
Deadly lakes (Nyos and Monoun) are located on this fractured area.
In the third example, two sediment-filled cavities and a fractured area are analyzed in the calcarenite layers.
The compressive failure load and fractured area were used to evaluate the bond strength of the GRH thin overlay.
The larger, "mature" fault zone displays a continuous damage zone caused by the presence of secondary fault cores embedded in a heavily fractured area inside the damage zone.
Additional SEM investigations of the fractured areas were compared and discussed to understand the microstructural failure mechanisms occurring during fatigue loading.
Areas in potential reservoirs having the highest effective tensile stress were found to possess the most favorable fracturing pattern, distributed at the intersections of large faults in the immediate vicinity of fractured areas.
The seismic stations were located onto the masonry embankment wall, in the three structurally more fragile and fractured areas: LGT101 near the hinge on the side of Ponte alle Grazie, LGT102 near the cusp, and LGT103 near the hinge on the side of Ponte Vecchio.
FESEM images of used MWCNTs (A, B) and crio-fractured area of the NC at 1 wt.% (C) and 3 wt.% (D) of MWCNTs.
As shown in Figure 2C,D, several agglomerates less than 100 μm in size were present, and they were uniformly distributed inside the NC. Figure 2 FESEM images of MWCNTs and crio-fractured area of NC.
