"touchdown area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a spot where a touchdown is made in the game of football, or to any other spot where a tangible goal is achieved. For example, you could say, "The team achieved a successful touchdown in the end zone of the touchdown area."
Pilots set the plane down in a storm, well past the normal touchdown area, for unclear reasons.
The special balance mode permits RSV to widen a touchdown area after orbital departure.
Then the impacts of this model on fatigue calculation procedure and fatigue performance in touchdown area has been studied.
You'll want to jot down the coach's name, the quarterback, and at least two defensive players (the players defending the touchdown area of the field).
Just before halftime, Lynn sent safety Omar Stoutmire across the line of scrimmage, but as Stoutmire reached the backfield late, McNair threw a touchdown pass into the area Stoutmire had just vacated.
That meant that coastal areas near touchdown points for Marine One, the presidential helicopter, demanded extra inspection.
"Everything is up as far as passing, attempts, yardage, touchdowns — in all areas it's passing," Marino, an analyst for "The NFL Today" on CBS, said in a telephone interview last week.
If all went well, we would then make brief touchdowns in isolated areas, securing specimens of plants, animals, and of the intelligent beings themselves.
Brown had shown particular talent in that area, scoring 8 rushing touchdowns in 10 games this season, none longer than 2 yards.
Dave Pear was named team MVP by area sportwriters Morris Owens' three touchdowns against Miami on Oct. 24 stood for 9 years as the team record, and is still second-place all-time (both for touchdowns and points scored in a single game).
Rivers threw for 277 yards and a touchdown for San Diego, also possibly on the move to the Los Angeles area.
