The phrase "a packed space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area that is filled to capacity or has a lot of items or people in it.
Example: "The concert was held in a packed space, with fans eagerly waiting for the band to take the stage."
Alternatives: "a crowded area" or "a full venue".
It's a packed space, with Yahoo!, ESPN and the NFL itself having online leagues you can join with your friends and strangers.
These days, it's a packed space with high-profile competition from Nest, Netgear, Blink and Netatmo, to name just a smattering.
It's a very packed space because determining fit and style preference remotely is a surprisingly challenging problem to crack.
The towers, he explains, are the only way so many people can fit into such a tightly packed space.
There is always the possibility for injury when dancing this style in a tightly packed space.
Among the guests, he vividly remembers standing between Andy Warhol and Erte in the celebrity packed space.
I remember it being bedlam, boiling hot canvas tents, sand everywhere, tears and tantrums" – Monty Halls, writer and broadcaster Insider information "Most holiday parks offer cots, high chairs, baby baths and buggies andthis will save you a huge amount of packing space in the car.
This isn't a big deal, but every half-cubic inch of packing space counts.
Consider your packing space carefully.
It's almost how I felt last week as a very attractive woman, attired in a tight and very short gray dress, attempted a passionate but amateur rendition of "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" from "Show Boat" in a packed and darkened space.
Which mostly underlines how tricky it is for Android OEMs to stand out in such a packed and competitive space these days where phone buyers really are spoilt for choice.
