The phrase "interest spheres" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to areas of interest or influence, often in discussions about politics, economics, or social issues.
Example: "The negotiations were complicated by the differing interest spheres of the involved parties."
Alternatives: "areas of interest" or "zones of influence."
MoUs are typically used to define strategic alliances between UNICEF and a CSO or civil society network and declare agreement on intent, areas of common interest, spheres of cooperation and operational engagements.
For Analyses 2 5, our regions of interest (spheres of 6 mm radius) were centered on the areas identified in Analysis 1. Accuracy for all participants was greater than 80% in all tasks (see Table 1).
For Analysis 1, the statistical threshold was set at P < 0.05 familywise error corrected in height for multiple comparisons across 1) the whole brain and 2) regions of interest (spheres of 6 mm radius) centered on coordinates from previous studies of language control in bilinguals and word frequency in monolinguals (see Table 2).
It's as if things like regional interests, spheres of influence, geopolitics, coercive diplomacy and the potential loss of a key ally in Kiev (as well as miscalculation) are alien concepts for Russian leaders.
If the modus vivendi isn't achieved, however, and the attention span of the reader continues to diminish, then people like me will stoically return to what existed before circa 1980: literary fiction as a strictly minority-interest sphere.
From each interest, a sphere support is constructed to cover the neighboring region.
According to this new da-guo relations doctrine, core interests and spheres of influence are to be respected.
The interviews in the two countries were purposively conducted to include stakeholders operating at different levels and with different interests and spheres of influence in relation to the operationalisation of the plan.
For each patient, the reference tissue was defined by contouring a volume of interest (VOI; sphere of radius 25 mm) in a large (thigh) muscle on the CT image.
A broad range of patient, carer, health-care professional, voluntary sector, academic, research, international expert and government representatives with a special interest, expertise, sphere of influence or responsibility for developing health-and social-care provision for cancer services at a national or international level attended a think tank event in March 2008.
First, at the beginning, when the metaphysician is concerned to formulate his main thesis; here there is a move from what holds in a restricted sphere (the sphere of physics, for example) to what is supposed to hold generally, a move that is possible only if the theorist concerned has an interest in the sphere in question.
