"geographical unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific region or area of land that is used as a unit for geographic analysis or classification. For example, "The county is the basic geographical unit used for collecting census data."
As for where the various replacement "new affordable" homes will go, there is no mention of any geographical unit other than Greater London.
The smaller the geographical unit the greater the concentration.
The share of Mexican immigrants is redefined at a smaller geographical unit, the PUMA Public Use Micro Statistic Areaa).
This continent surrounded by natural barriers, the internal structure of which is a complete system, forms a geographical unit.
However, since there are a number of questions for each indicator, and each indicator is measured separately for each geographical unit, the size of data is significant.
The geographical unit of observation is the local labor market region, as defined by Statistics Sweden and based on commuting patterns in 1999.
According to Beugelsdijk & Mudambi (2012), place is a "geographical unit of analysis" and space is spatial variation which is "any characteristic that generates variation among places".
Since the data are only available at the census-tract level, this study takes a census tract as the base geographical unit of analysis.
While the territory itself exists as a single geographical unit, its social and political order is far from stable, durable or desirable.
As each neighbourhood geographical unit is comprised of several DA, we calculated a neighbourhood deprivation score by averaging the deprivation quintile values of the DA contained within the boundaries of the neighbourhood, using DA population sizes as weights.
The geographical unit of analysis was the municipality.
