"rally area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a space specifically designated for a rally or gathering of people. For example: "The rally area was full of people eager to hear the speaker."
The organizers said they were looking to break free of government intervention to have their say; they called the process for issuing permits broken and criticized the city's practice of using metal barriers to create rally areas or march routes.
No weapons, masks or bags will be allowed in the rally areas.
The most heated moments came as the day started to wind down, and fascists clashed with antifascists beyond their designated rally areas.
"We're seeing a lot more people in trouble, with the economic situation," said Bob LaFlamme, who owns Crowley Fuel in North Brookfield, Mass., and has been rallying area select boards to help organize an aid effort.
In Bangkok, the main rally stage area was empty.
In Wednesday's match, Djokovic won 58 percent of 4-to-9-shot rallies, an area of the game that gives him rhythm and confidence while he gradually wears down his opponent.
It was set off, people here say, by the killing on Aug. 23 of a charismatic Hindu preacher known as Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati, who for 40 years had rallied the area's people to choose Hinduism over Christianity.
Ms. Yennie, is president of Hartford Areas Rally Together, a 25-year-old organization for city neighborhoods.
There are limited indications that prices have started to rally in some areas, but the overall index's move in June just kept up with inflation.
The protesters rallied around an area known as the kitchen, near the middle of the park, and began putting up makeshift barricades with tables and pieces of scrap wood.
