"pilot zone" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an area where something is tested before being put into wider use. For example, "The state launched a pilot zone program to see how a higher minimum wage would affect local businesses."
Shanghai's pilot zone recalls Deng Xiaoping's flagship regional experiment.
The Web is a bountiful provider as well, as one finds when entering The Pilot Zone (www.pilotzone.com).com
A double-vortex flow field structure and an evaporation tube for the fuel supply are used in the pilot zone.
The Pilot Zone, one of the larger and more elaborate of these sites, is a well-organized archive that is updated regularly.
The Pilot Zone is vast, and it takes some time to wade through all the treats available, especially if you are not cruising with a particularly zippy modem.
The EU has not yet agreed to give Jordan preferential import tariffs, while even a pilot zone is not expected until the summer – by which point another 300,000 refugees may have reached Europe.
The mayor said he had asked the Taxi and Limousine Commission to consider two or three pilot zones.
The actual cull is expected to start on Monday evening in the west Somerset and west Gloucestershire pilot zones, though the timing has not been officially confirmed.
Xi, during his trip across the south last week, visited many of the areas that were pilot zones for Deng's opening and reform, and pledged to continue propelling the economy forward for a new stage in China's development.
In the field test, Zn concentrations were reduced by 2 to 3 orders of magnitude within the 232 day testing period and stayed low for the following 6 months in both pilot zones.
Queen guitarist May, who launched the Save me Trust said: "It's certain that most of the murdered badgers are perfectly healthy, and free of bovine TB, but since the government has refused to test any of the dead badgers in the pilot zones, this cannot be proved.
