"walking area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an area designated for walking such as a public park, a nature trail, or a shopping center's pedestrian mall. For example, "The new city park includes a large walking area for visitors to take in the scenery."
Participants will need to accelerate or decelerate relative to the fixed belt speed in order to follow the walking area; therapists can progressively or randomly vary the acceleration of the walking area to increase the difficulty of this speeding-up/slowing-down exercise.
But it is also an ideal walking area, with endless stunning limestone-cliff scenery and designated trails spanning 256km.
Police have stepped up patrols in a popular dog walking area after more cocktail sausages laced with suspected toxic slug pellets were found.
When the temporary floor is installed, the brackets are placed along the edges of the pool, with one-half of each bracket set on the walking area around the pool and the other placed against the side of the pool.
This ensures that the field of view of the cameras, which are located along the upper edge at the back of the tablet in this orientation, covers the walking area in front of the user in which obstacles are to be detected.
Such a dynamic LOS scheme should automatically give the right experienced LOS value when an area is used as queuing area and if the queue dissolves it should give the right experienced LOS value some minutes later, when the same area is used as walking area.
Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Doug Mills/The New York Times Muddy walking areas near the ski jumping site in Whistler, British Columbia.
San Antonio has re-created the early 18th-century Mexican-Spanish flavour both in restoration and in public shopping and walking areas in the heart of the city.
Furthermore, cows lying in the walking areas may hinder the movement of their herd mates.
Finally, the cows lying in the walking areas may hinder their herd-mates from moving about e.g. from cubicles to feeding table.
With respect to walking areas, residents stressed the need for well-maintained routes, and how existing routes required improvements to make them more 'walkable'walkable
