The phrase "a chunk of space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific area or volume of space, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The new office design includes a chunk of space dedicated to collaborative work."
Alternatives: "a portion of space" or "a segment of space".
This void is several storeys high, a chunk of space that, in the 1930s, would have been enough to fit a banking palazzo in Portland stone.
A chunk of space rock found in the Arizona desert contains living alien organisms that evolve quickly, say, 200 million years in a few hours.
Dr. Latham said the area within 125 miles of the Apollo 12 station is hit once a month on the average by a chunk of space debris that must be about the size of a grapefruit.
The goal of the endeavor, whose title is the Asteroid Redirect Mission, is for NASA to find a chunk of space rock of perhaps twenty or thirty feet across, then send a robotic spacecraft to capture the asteroid in what is described, vaguely, as a "high-strength bag".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The goal of the endeavor, whose title is the Asteroid Redirect Mission, is for NASA to find a chunk of space rock of perhaps twenty or thirty feet across, then send a robotic spacecraft to capture the asteroid in what is described, vaguely, as a "high-strength bag".
Evolution David Duchovny, Julianne Moore, Orlando Jones, Seann William Scott, Ted Levine Directed by Ivan Reitman PG-13 103 minutes In Mr. Reitman's spoof, a chunk of space rock crashes in the desert very close to the spot where Wayne (Mr. Scott) is practicing for his fireman's exam by rescuing a heavy blond dummy from a shack he has set on fire.
In a condominium, the board would have to get every single owner to approve the sale of a chunk of common space.
He takes with him his father's astrolabe – "a thick black disc, blacker than black, like a chunk of outer space".
That a chunk of the space is now paved in elegantly carved granite and has some handsome bronze sculptures and spectacular fountains doesn't tell you much that you didn't already know.
P*ong is seriously cramped: just 34 seats over less than 700 square feet, 14 of them at a bar around a kitchen that takes up a chunk of that space.
If the memorial windows represent an extraordinary gift of culture in an unlikely nook of Westchester, the family's present of the state park preserve was equally significant — a chunk of green space one and a half times the size of Central Park.
