The phrase "a fitting space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area or environment that is appropriate or suitable for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The gallery provided a fitting space for the exhibition, allowing the artwork to be showcased beautifully."
Alternatives: "an appropriate setting" or "a suitable environment".
At about eight o'clock on the night before Galliano's most recent show, his two main collaborators were lying on their stomachs on the floor of the ballroom-size fitting space in the Dior headquarters.
The day that long-time presenter Andy wore a rather tight-fitting space suit to present the birthday card segment is still fondly remembered.
Pneumatic grinders are less powerful, but easier to maneuver and are best for smaller jobs in tighter fitting spaces.
Mr. Gehry, who designed the Philharmonic's magnificent Walt Disney Concert Hall, filled the stage with huge icebergs of crumpled paper, a lunar landscape through which the male characters stalked slowly, wearing the Mulleavys' futuristic, form-fitting space uniforms.
A dance-video installation featuring live layered scores by Peter Whitehead, "Frame Dances" allows audiences to move throughout the space -- a fitting way to break in a new theater.
Indeed, spreading corporate growth around the city would do a great deal of good and would open up Lower Manhattan to a wider range of uses like housing and cultural institutions as well as providing space for a fitting memorial.
Ms de Santillana explains that the "dark blue looks black, like clouds turning black in the twilight".The chapel's contemplative, light-saturated space is a fitting environment for the works of these 21st-century glass maestros.
Updated at 12.39am BST 11.01pm BST While Katie's in search of bit of the Montezuma Hot Springs – once said to be so special that "even imaginary ailments give way before forces so potent for good" (the words of an 1898 travel guide) – here's a fitting bit of surreal LA space punk.
