The phrase "a back space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the space created by moving the cursor back one position, typically in the context of typing or editing text.
Example: "I accidentally hit the backspace key and deleted the last letter, so I had to retype it after adding a back space."
Alternatives: "a backspace" or "a space behind".
The long view, a step back, space to unknot our emotions — all are necessary for art.
Matthew K. Harding, president of the Levin Management Corporation, sees Kmart's possible demise as a chance to "take back" space and to update shopping centers.
While other sectors have shrunk during the recession, these figures gave Science Minister David Willetts powerful ammunition to persuade the Treasury to back space as a key sector for further growth.
They suggest that Underwood divide the long, narrow shop into three bays: a front, gallery-like space; a middle section with flowers, merchandise and the cash register; and a back work space for floral design, deliveries and storage.
The large space is handsome, with a front room facing French doors that open onto the sidewalk, a larger middle area and a back dining space set off by arches.
STANDING in a back exhibition space at James Cohan Gallery in Chelsea, the Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes sounded like a rigorous Constructivist as she discussed her four latest paintings, which were propped against the walls.
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He also co-founded Metta Kenya, a Nest backed space in Nairobi for tech entrepreneurs and investors.
Karen and David knocked through downstairs to make an open-plan kitchen-diner linking the front and back spaces with a pair of salvaged glass doors.
A requirement is to "piggy-back" space debris measurements on top of EISCAT's normal ionospheric work, without interfering with that work, and to be able to handle about 500 h of measurements per year.
