The phrase "a volume of space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing physical dimensions, areas, or concepts in fields such as physics, architecture, or geography.
Example: "The new building will occupy a volume of space that allows for multiple floors and expansive rooms."
Alternatives: "a space volume" or "a spatial volume".
It looked too busy here, where there is such a volume of space above the dancers".
The observatory's second iteration, Advanced LIGO, should eventually be capable of surveying a volume of space that is more than a thousand times greater than its predecessor's.
About one WIMP of the kind possibly found by the Rome group would exist in a volume of space the size of a coffee cup.
It has been designed to enable astronomers to see into a volume of space 300 to 400 times larger than that permitted by other systems.
The Ursa Major group, another moving cluster, occupies a volume of space containing the Sun, but the Sun is not a member.
In these situations the bacteria is released over a volume of space, with different intensities and locations varying in time rather than being released at a single point.
The reason is that a hologram requires a certain volume of space to carry out each computation with high fidelity.
The rate of an electrochemical reaction can best be described as the electric current density i.e., a measure of the quantity of electrons moving in a certain volume of space during a specified unit of time.
The simulation started with a single flock of randomly positioned individuals in a small volume of space, at an approximately default average distance to the nearest neighbours.
This means it can locate a suspicious item precisely within a given volume of space.The next step is to build a cubic-metre-sized system.
The measured TEC variations are indicative of profound changes in the ion production process in the ionosphere attendant on the solar eclipse, simultaneously in a large volume of space with a radius of 400 km at 300 km altitude.
