The phrase "a storey" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a level or floor of a building, especially in British English.
Example: "The apartment is located on the third storey of the building."
Alternatives: "a floor" or "a level".
At the other, a structure, clearly inspired (I use the word loosely) by the Parthenon hovers a storey or so above the ground.
When a Storey hero contemplates his native place, he is typically positioned on the outside, or looking down at the bustle of ordinary life in the valley below.
If you take a Storey play or a Coward play out of the proscenium arch, and try to do it in a studio context, it wobbles".
Flat dwellers whose extension lead won't stretch a storey or two will have to get to work early for that parking space beside a plug point.
Red Storey was greeted with a "Storey is a bum" chant by Rangers fans in the old Madison Square Garden on Eighth Avenue between West 49th and West 50th Streets.
The student had been asked to identify and explain the importance of a secondary character in a work of literature -- or, in the words of another future grad, a "charicter" in a "storey".
The developed multi-variate seismic demand model is integrated with a storey-based damage loss model to assess the economic consequences due to different earthquake loss generation modes (i.e. non-collapse repairs, collapse, and demolition).
The passive energy absorbing device such as a storey-installation type damper will be the most ideal device in the case of reducing the structural responses of high-rise or slender buildings against the various levels of inputs from traffic induced vibration to destructive vibration.
A stepped cantilever, a 15 storey frame, a truss and a warehouse are investigated.
Each plan shows how much of Rumney Rec would be built on, depending whether the school was a two-three structureructure, a four-storey structure or a five-storey structure.
It is a two storey structure, but a single storey red-brick extension was added in the 19th century.
