"reclaimed area" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to an area of land that has been reclaimed or restored from its previous state, often for development or environmental purposes. Example: The city's new park was built on a reclaimed area that used to be an industrial site.
The dynamics of soil salinity and vegetation in a reclaimed area in Saeamangeum were analyzed.
Eventually Slone relented and set up a visit -- but only to the reclaimed area, not the active mining site.
He read an article about some Greylag geese that had appeared in the reclaimed area, which was then a boggy no man's land.
As we passed from the reclaimed area into the waters of the protected tiger reserve, the villages petered out, the occasional wooden ghat or jetty the only evidence of human presence.
Large earthquake-induced displacements of a bridge abutment can occur, when the bridge is built on a floodplain or reclaimed area, i.e., liquefiable ground, and crosses a water channel.
In this study, conducted in Eastern China, we used a sequential extraction method to analyze the changes in P species in sediments and soils in a coastal reclaimed area representing a sequence of soil ages.
Some drainage has been undertaken since 1873; these reclaimed areas are cultivated for flax, hemp, potatoes, and sugar beets.
The court was asked to investigate whether these reclaimed areas are indeed considered "islands" under international law, which are granted exclusive economic zones.
Most of the province lies at or below sea level, consisting of peat in the older parts and clay in the considerable reclaimed areas (polders).
Earthen levees which, if put end to end, would stretch more than 1,000 miles keep water-supply inlets fresh and reclaimed areas dry.
In addition to agricultural lands, wind driven dust emissions also occur from other anthropogenic sources such as construction sites, mined and reclaimed areas, landfills, and other disturbed lands.
