The phrase "a liveable place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is suitable for living, often in terms of comfort, safety, and amenities.
Example: "After researching various cities, we decided to move to a liveable place that offers great schools and parks."
Alternatives: "a habitable location" or "a suitable environment".
It's a liveable place, but not like London.
"We must realise the vision of making Gaza a liveable place and a cornerstone of peace and security for all in the region".
Meanwhile the inhabitants of the forgotten 1.5 percent, Gazans, remain isolated in an area that a recent United Nations report concluded might not be "a liveable place" by 2020.
"New York is a liveable place – who knew?", reads the title of Friedman's piece, which goes on to paint a picture of Angelenos discovering the apparent wonders of the Big Apple.
Howard had a splendid vision in which he sought to transform the city into a liveable place by integrating qualities of the country in the city through parks, recreation grounds and allotment gardens, which were to substitute slums and the urban squalor prevailing in the city at the time (Howard, [1902]).
"Action needs to be taken now if Gaza is to be a liveable place in 2020 and it is already difficult now," U.N. humanitarian coordinator Maxwell Gaylard told journalists when the report was released on Monday.
This means world is a less liveable place because black people in St . Louishave decided they're fed up with getting shot by police and treated like criminals.
Royal Bank of Canada Matthew Wilson, of TV's The Landscape Man, creates a liveable space on sustainable lines, with great planting.
Dan Pitera, the head of the Design Centre, estimates that it would cost about $400,000 to renovate such a house to make it into a liveable home.
Buildings have to be maintained in an attractive form to attract investment, thus transforming the area into a liveable space.
So you see here we've got our classic London "all of the technical components of a liveable space, billed as a liveable space and described as a 'studio apartment', but not actually, truly, a liveable space".
