The phrase "a space to lay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical area where something can be placed or positioned, often in a context related to rest or storage.
Example: "After a long day, I just need a space to lay my head and relax."
Alternatives: "a place to rest" or "an area to set down".
Looking for a safe space to lay my pearl necklace and earrings, I knew I was a long way from my former five-bedroom colonial in the suburbs.
was apparently looking for a dark, quiet space to lay an egg when she crawled inside the vacuum's tube which was lying on the ground on Feb. 23.
It will give your horse a comfy yet clean space to lay down on during the night.
There are back-up generators, a system to turn the indoor pool water into oxygen, a state-of-the-art security system, thermal generated power and enough wine cellar space to lay in a supply for years to come -- everything a head of state needs to weather a national or worldwide emergency.
The main disadvantages of the trolley in comparison to the standard equipment were noted to be a smaller work surface, no space to lay out the equipment, and concern about the baby's safety on the trolley (14; ANNP).
Old salts say you should learn to pilot with chart, parallel rules and dividers (an instrument used for measuring and transferring distances), and that's true— but on a small boat, with no space to lay out the chart, the wind blowing and the spray flying, the GPS makes a lot more sense.
The current winery will be adapted to allow more storage space to lay down sparkling wines.
In such places, space to lay new cables is scarce and installing new capacity is constrained by regulations or landowners reluctant to see their backyards dug up.
This step requires that each group have enough work space to lay out their pairs.
When you want to examine a pregnant woman, you have to pack your documents, table and seat to one corner of the room so that there will be enough space to lay the stretcher for the woman to lie down.
