The phrase "a major space for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant area or opportunity for a particular purpose or activity.
Example: "The conference provided a major space for networking and collaboration among industry leaders."
Alternatives: "a significant area for" or "a key opportunity for".
Two scholars say the likelihood of a major space junk collision is low for now, but space-faring nations need to take responsibility for ensuring it remains so.
After the loss of the space shuttle Columbia in 2003, President George W. Bush announced a major space initiative in which NASA, for the first time since 1972, would go beyond low-Earth orbit and return astronauts to the Moon by 2020 and then aim for Mars.
Even if current macro-level priority setting may limit some opportunities for the application of AFR and subsequent better achievement of sustainable health action, it leaves major spaces for district and other local priority setting that address the numerous local conditions and options that differ from district to district.
They cannot be adapted to comply, and therefore there is an opportunity to create a major public space for New Yorkers.
The museum, founded in 1890, is a major exhibition space for Danish arts and design, and its collection also has Chinese and Japanese items from prehistoric times to today.
That this very Swiss architect should be building not just a movie star's house but also rethinking a major public space for this quintessentially American city might seem odd.
But while that building — a major exhibition space for contemporary work — has done a lot to raise the museum's profile, the response to its design has been mixed.
Additionally, the gallery serves as a major exhibit space for student artists who are supported by the Grants Program of the Council for the Arts at MIT. Tavares Strachan, Looney Mandala (from Histories, Libraries, and Mythologies series), 2015 Digital pigment, silkscreen, thread, Moab paper, Mylar 16 x 16 in.
"We look at this as the next major space program for Canada," says Marc Garneau, recently named executive vice president of the Canadian Space Agency.
