The phrase "a place for reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is designated or suitable for the activity of reading.
Example: "The library is a quiet and comfortable place for reading, with plenty of natural light and cozy seating."
Alternatives: "a reading area" or "a reading nook."
But note: It is the spatial feeling of the terrace as a place for relaxing, reading and eating that is important; it does not necessarily have to include the "best view".
(Admittedly, the concept behind Brown Bailout is a little self-serving but it gave readers a centralized place for reading about the issue). Adobe's site CMO.com acts as a single resource for all major digital marketing news that its target audience of chief marketing officers need to know about.
An armchair is also a useful place for reading books like these.
A comfortable chair in the corner creates a quiet, cozy place for reading.
I'd like to report that my favorite place for reading a book is on the grease-spotted sidewalk in Tijuana in between bouts of fire-breathing or when I'm hammering down Highway 1 through Malibu in my Santa Claus-red sportscar or even when I'm hanging out with the astronauts in the Space Station, but this would only be imaginatively true.
Graduate lounge: The lounge should be a place for quiet reading and study and may also be used for TA/student meetings.
Yet Roman baths contained libraries wherein one could pore over scrolls, and "The Life of St. Gregory" (1296-1359) recommends the isolated retreat of the medieval fortress toilet — located high up in towers, close to heaven, so as to offset the perceived baseness of the act being committed — as a place for uninterrupted reading.
The idea is that Pulse will be not just a place to read news, but a place for people to read news tailored to their professional lives.
