'license area' is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a geographical area that is enclosed by a legal license or government regulations. For example: The state has set up a special license area for its medical Marijuana dispensaries.
In most countries, there is a single license area for each set of licensed frequencies — i.e., a wireless operator in France only needs 1 license to serve the entire country.
The anvil-shaped license area was the mouth of a Jurassic river 145 million to 220 million years ago.
Genel holds 60 percent of the license area, which is in the extreme south of the Kurdish region of Iraq.
The Ruspetro license area also covers a part of the Bazhenov shale, an oil-saturated layer underneath much of western Siberia, about 30 meters or 90 feet thick.
Thus the cities of Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Green Bay and Seattle would be included within the compulsory license area, while cities such as New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco would be located outside the area.
Last month, Centrica, one of the large British utilities, agreed to pay 40 million pounds, or $60 million, in cash and 60 million pounds in financing commitments for a 25 percent share in Cuadrilla's 1,200-square-kilometer, or about 460-square-mile, Lancashire license area.
"The funds raised will help the company further develop through the systematic exploration of its license areas," Mr Betts said.
#36: Ofcom can decide whether to vary national digital radio multiplex license areas and analogue frequency areas if applied to by the license holder.
He said the number of certified teachers applying in all license areas was up sharply over last year, though he provided no exact statistics, and he said the Board of Education should have no trouble filling the rest of the positions.
The race to license areas of the deep ocean will only intensify.
There is no requirement that the FCC define its license areas the same way nationwide.
