"land parcel" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in legal or real estate contexts to refer to a specific piece of land that is being bought, sold, or traded. Example: The developer purchased a large land parcel on the outskirts of town to build a new shopping center.
But we now see insurers exploiting geographically refined data to more precisely estimate land parcel risk.
In addition, the county was negotiating to buy a state-owned land parcel adjacent to the park.
Level II verification consists of a random audit to compare satellite data for a land parcel with reported data.
Squeezing so many different typologies onto one land parcel is part of what's innovative about this scheme.
A separate land parcel is to be leased for the creation of a protected corridor to accommodate bighorn sheep that live in the river canyon.
By solving the LP model, the optimized community heating system structure and heat production technologies in every land parcel is obtained.
Other ES from the land parcel and its surroundings are unlikely to be capitalized due to lack of private incentives, unawareness, or small perceived value.
Field data, collected over a 12 year period, were used to provide stochastic parameter values for land parcel size, carrying capacity, rates of local population growth and grubbing.
Just half the original Santa Gertrudis land parcel is at stake, about 7,500 acres, or less than 1percentt of the King Ranch's total in South Texas.
The sources used for the study included historical maps from the Stable Land Registry 1841, a current orthophoto map (2015), the DIBAVOD database, LPIS [Land-Parcel Identification System] database verification, the Czech Land Registry, and field mapping (2015).
16 Development of a 'walkability index' in the US context, based on land-parcel level, objective measures of neighbourhood environment and drawing on an ecological model, recognised that environmental influences on older adults' walking deserve further investigation.
