The phrase "a suitable space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate or fitting area for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "We need to find a suitable space for the upcoming conference that can accommodate all attendees."
Alternatives: "an appropriate area" or "a fitting location".
Beyond a divine impetus, he suggests that Harlem was where his church could afford a suitable space.
An approximating problem of curves is obtained by minimizing a quadratic functional in a suitable space.
Writers behind the London project are to pilot a similar venture in an unused shop for six months, and are seeking a suitable space and further funding.
The owners, whose holdings include the stylish Halcyon hotel in London, are shopping for a suitable space and want to open before the end of the year.
Nasa scientists are engaged on a hunt for a suitable space rock that can be the target of the mission, which has been scheduled tentatively for 2019.
When he and Ms. Cohen did not find a suitable space in Lambertville for their own restaurant last year, the roving enterprise started anew.
Every time she found a suitable space, the building's owner asked to see the last five years of Shoptiques's financial data.
The process involves placing a clear pane of glass over the original stained glass with a suitable space for air circulation to prevent condensation.
When the skating business, Sky Rink, began looking for a new location in 1991, Mr. Bernstein's partners, Roland Betts and David Tewksbury, visited Pier 61 to see if it would be a suitable space for a new rink.
Jama Adams, a spokeswoman for the Parks and Recreation Department, said on Tuesday that the department had found a suitable space in Riverside Park where a soccer field for the Harlem club could be built at the club's expense.
It maintains a small administrative office at 431 Post Road East, but given its limited budget and the high cost of Westport real estate, it has not turned up a suitable space.
