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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in its area" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something within a specific geographical or conceptual location. For example: 1. The company is a leader in its area, known for providing top-quality products and services. 2. The park has strict rules for dog owners in its area, including requiring all dogs to be on leashes at all times. 3. Our research focuses on understanding the flora and fauna in its area and how they contribute to the ecosystem. 4. In its area, the restaurant is known for its signature dish, a fusion of Japanese and Italian cuisine. 5. The new shopping mall is set to open next month, offering a variety of stores and entertainment options for residents in its area.
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An "open source" planning system says it will allow each neighbourhood to specify what kind of development it wants in its area.
If the cat runs away and hides in its area, leave it alone.
Scottish Power said it had no significant problems in its area.
The changes reflect Google's concern that it is losing out to Amazon in its area of strength, search, as shoppers increasingly turn to Amazon to look for products.
But ScottishPower said it had no reports of any problems in its area serving north and mid Wales.
The Northern Health Trust has said it eventually intends to close all the residential homes in its area.
And so far it has not targeted Western facilities, scarce in any case in its area of operations.
That body controls all Iraqi security services in its area.
Part of Epping Forest is in its area; £6.8m is being spent to preserve its heritage.
Woollahra council is investigating 10 reports of illegal backpacker accommodation in its area.
His court put an end to the banditry in its area of jurisdiction, he said.
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