"land use status" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the current or present use of a piece of land. You can use it when discussing the current activities or purposes of a certain area of land. Example: The town council is conducting a survey to determine the land use status of the abandoned industrial site.
Land use dynamic in the catchment was assessed through the analysis of four land use maps corresponding to the land use status in 1990, 2000, 2007, and 2013.
The prerequisites for such operations are complete and accurate information on soil, land use status and hydro climatology data in catchments which provide desired outputs from quantity and quality components of the water budgets.
Finally, an output map of the land use suitability with five classes was displayed and a comparison was conducted between the new land use pattern and the pre-existing land use status.
From 2007 to 2009, China implemented the Second National Land Survey project using remote sensing, GIS, and GPS technologies and field surveys, in order to determine the land use status over the whole country and to obtain basic data.
h Using data for lowland forest on mineral soils described under note (a), the forest area for Kalimantan was further subdivided according to land use status as defined by the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry (Tata Guna Hutan Kesepakatan, TGHK).
Examples might include: (i) re-classifying land use status of forested areas slated for conversion to non-conversion forest uses; (ii) restricting silvicultural practices in specific production forest areas to reduce impacts and maintain high biodiversity value; or (iii) re-assigning forested areas of exceptional importance for strict protection as parks or nature reserves.
Each parcel was assessed for 57 variables that categorized its land use; occupancy status; the physical condition of any buildings, yard, or property; the presence of nuisances; and security measures (as one marker of territoriality).
The subgroup that represented higher hazard taking scores (< 2.26, > = 2.26) and was further split based on water erosion and then land use change status on the left (This subgroup does not split again).
This paper develops potential scenarios of land use change (status-quo and law enforcement) and urban occupation in the north coast of São Paulo using spatial dynamics modelling.
For each peatland, information about land use, hydrology, conservation status, species occurrence and soil is stored in the database.
Other studies on transit stations in the US and UK also showed that crimes at transit stations were related to the land use and socioeconomic status around stations (Block and Davis 1996; La Vigne 1996a; Liggett et al. 2003; Loukaitou-Sideris 1999; Loukaitou-Sideris et al. 2002; Newton and Bowers 2007; Newton et al. 2014).
