"load area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a noun phrase to refer to a specific area where data or material is loaded onto a hardware device or into a computer system. For example: "We need to shut down the system while we transfer the software update to the load area."
Those way-back seats do pivot smoothly into the floor, creating a completely flat load area.
The load area is impressively versatile and spacious for its class, offering 1620 litres with the seats down.
The new car is a little lower than the outgoing model, slightly more aerodynamic, and also has a lower cargo floor and a more usefully shaped load area.
This does impact on the load area, but the seats fold and the tailgate is powered, which help make up for any shortcomings.
There are 528 litres of load space (measured up to the base of the rear side windows) in normal use and 1642 litres if the full height of the load area is used and the rear seats are folded down.
Of course, it's a little more complicated than we've made it sound – but the only bits the average driver needs to concern themselves with is filling the tank (once they've found somewhere to do so, but we'll come to that in a moment) and making the most of the load area, which is somewhat restricted thanks to the extensive technical gubbins.
MIL also takes load information into consideration to help avoid routing packets into heavy load areas.
Moreover, the applicability of solutions using the series expansion method for stresses near surface load areas is also examined.
In parallel, we analyse the apoptosis of chondrocytes in maximal and minimal load areas.
Fioletov et al. [ 30] have shown that while the UV index reasonably predicts the UV light for vitamin D synthesis in high solar load areas, it overpredicts the availability of UV B light for vitamin D synthesis in low solar load areas.
Handling facilities and load areas must have only a one-way access to and from such facilities or areas.
