The phrase "a closed office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an office that is not open for business or is inaccessible, often due to being locked or reserved for private use.
Example: "Due to the ongoing renovations, we will be working from home as the office is a closed office for the next few weeks."
Alternatives: "a locked office" or "an inaccessible office".
More than 450 daylight glare scenes and subjective surveys were collected in a closed office setting.
"How do you go to a closed office?" Mr. Mendel said.
There was one nun that hated my guts for actually no reason, and at one point in a closed office, she said, "I'm gonna get you this year".
But the litigants had extracted their minimum requirement: Nunn had the code, and he examined it to his satisfaction in a closed office at the local C.E.S. attorneys' firm for parts of two days.
Why be a leader if you only lead through a closed office door? 5.
No, the application here is for when you can control your light: in a closed office, dark bar, or in your home at night.
On January 13 , 2011 four employees at a Walmart in Layton, Utah were confronted by a shoplifter who pulled out a handgun and took one of the employees hostage in an attempt to leave a small, closed office.
All hospitals experience mini-disasters, such as no intensive care unit beds during each year's flu season, spillage of insecticides in a large closed office, and 20-car pile ups on a freeway, that never reach the national press or even local public notice.
O'Neill has a phobia of closed office doors and keeps his own wide open, in case anyone wants to walk in.
Above a stamp shop, behind closed office blinds, on the first floor of a terrace building overlooking a park on Boulevard Prince Henri in Luxembourg City, the lights appear to be out.
Turns out there's probably a reason for that closed office -- they were likely tired of hearing customer complaints!
