"shielded area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a location that is protected from potential harm or danger. For example, "The government has set up a shielded area around the nuclear power plant to keep the community safe."
The size of the welding torch nozzle depends on the amount of shielded area desired.
Use of the SDs of the measurements to determine the required distance from the mean line allowed us to adjust the shape of the shielded area to reduce the risk of too much shielding.
Devices can be inserted into the nozzle for special applications, such as gas lenses or valves to improve the control shielding gas flow to reduce turbulence and introduction of contaminated atmosphere into the shielded area.
A reflected compression wave, however, reshocks the particle arm from the shielded area and mixes the particles.
The particles are the most dangerous, but they are delayed enough that travelers will have some warning, giving them time to get to a a shielded area, perhaps amid water tanks, for a few days until the particles die down.
The equipment is installed in a shielded area and it operates remotely through a fully automated acquisition procedure.
These elevated, shielded areas are where school groups often sit.
Sound levels in shielded areas, such as canyons between rows of buildings, are strongly influenced by distant sources.
The "interim" decision required persons with facial coverings entering the galleries of the House of Representatives and Senate to be seated in separate shielded areas normally reserved for schoolchildren.
However, its application in shielded areas should be avoided because unwanted reflections due to an insufficient attenuation can be significant in comparison with the ambient noise in such quiet environments.
These patches are bigger and more common in sun-exposed skin (such as samples from nose jobs) than in shielded areas (such as those from tummy-tucks).
