The phrase "a space filled with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area that is occupied or contains something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The room was a space filled with vibrant colors and lively artwork, creating an inspiring atmosphere."
Alternatives: "an area occupied by" or "a place containing".
In fact, I dream of designing a space filled with boxes.
An indoor garden area, centered around a fraying wicker couch, brings green to a space filled with the reds and browns of Oriental rugs and rusty mechanical parts.
At best, Clams's beats seem beaten, staggering in a space filled with distortion, as if someone's trying to hoover up the song before it finishes.
I passed a space filled with filing cabinets; one loaded with African masks and statues; another stuffed with hundreds of painted canvases; and the last one I saw was lined with dressmaker's dummies wearing military uniforms.
This conception of Kolyma as a space filled with the dead – the actual and soon-to-be dead – runs throughout the stories, and reveals something of fundamental importance to Shalamov's project.
These flamboyant young men and women used energetic dance and music to turn the void of black death into a space filled with black life - their spines were straight in defiance of a broken spine the police had severed.
Normal axons of penaeid shrimp are immediately surrounded by a microtubular sheath, inside a submyelinic space filled with an amorphous gel [ 7].
Also coming to the condo-hotel this fall is a "biosphere" space filled with an aquarium, two heated pools and a whirlpool that is covered by a translucent retractable roof for year-round sunbathing.
Inside a white-on-white palette creates a light-filled space filled with unusual but attractive rooms.
Through a narrow doorway is a brighter space, filled with desks, computers and bookcases, where the pair meet clients and work out designs.
Vajuvi led me into his house, a cavernous space filled with smoke from a wood-burning fire.
