"partitioned area" is a perfectly valid term in written English.
You could use it to refer to any area that has been divided up into smaller areas. For example, "The library has been sectioned off into small cubicles with bookshelves as partitioned areas."
His studio is partly divided up by partitions, like sideshow booths in a fair, one partitioned area per picture.
Yet she was still living in a partitioned area of her father's apartment with her husband and a 3-year-old toddler.
By examining a series of common layouts we identify the division of venues into two main areas: one for the main social activities of the venue (the "main hall") and the other a partitioned area (the "annex") in which gambling machines are tightly clumped in ways that discourage social interaction.
Last year 14,000 square feet of the building was converted into an arts center, with partitioned studio areas, two performances spaces and a gallery for exhibitions, as well as expansive views of Lower Manhattan and New York Harbor.
Satisfactory ATMOSPHERE -- Bright, sleek half-partitioned dining areas with a long handsome interior bar.
VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- Attractive, partitioned basement dining areas.
She recounts her village childhood in an area of partitioned Poland still ruled by the Tsar.
It was the only area of the partitioned Kingdom of Yugoslavia in which the German occupants established a military government, to exploit the key rail and riverine transport routes that passed through it, and its valuable resources, particularly non-ferrous metals.
For both amino acid datasets (mitochondrial and combined data with 17 taxa), non-partitioned and partitioned ML, and partitioned BI analyses were run.
Pyrolytic graphite-coated partitioned tubes (Varian partition tubes, Part No. 63-100012-00) were used in all experiments.
8 An area under the curve (or partitioned survival) model was developed consisting of three health states, ie, progression-free survival, progression, and death.
