'utilization of land' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the use or development of land for a specific purpose, usually for economic gain. For example: "The city plans to increase the utilization of land for new housing developments."
Coulter, J. W. Population and Utilization of Land and Sea in Hawaii, 1853.
Our study provides scientific support for the efficient utilization of land resources.
But the full understanding of the utilization of land revenue as a major source of state income was yet to come.
Solar linear Fresnel reflectors (LFR) are attractive because of low cost and optimal utilization of land area.
In addition, to maximize the utilization of land, suitable crops can be considered to be planted under heliostats.
Although the pattern has effectively maximized the utilization of land resources, the "one-size-fits-all" solution is not applicable to all cities in China.
In many cases these communities have a long tradition of managing forests in sustainable ways but the desire to continue to do so vanishes when governments do not recognize their ancestral rights to these resources and, instead, authorize the utilization of lands for other purposes and by other agents.
Many of these A1 and A2 farmers lack access to capital and other inputs, contributing to severe under-utilization of land resource (see Table 2) and low production.
The excessive urban sprawl has profoundly changed land use structure in the peri-urban area of the black soil region, and the subsequent site condition changes will impede the full utilization of cultivated land resources.
And is followed by bushland (27.42%) which is unsuitable for hippopotamus grazing which might be most probably converted by human over utilization of the land for long years.
The utilization of farm land is as follows: 51percentt for paddy, 24percentt under field crops, 17percentt under fruit trees and other tree crops and others occupy 8percentt.
