The phrase "absorb space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something takes up or occupies physical or metaphorical space, such as in design, architecture, or abstract concepts.
Example: "The new furniture design is intended to absorb space efficiently, making the room feel larger and more open."
Alternatives: "occupy space" or "take up space".
"You can't absorb space if there is nothing to absorb," she said.
THAT, along with the state's strong economy, added Andrew J. Merin, senior director of the Financial Services Group at the East Rutherford office of Cushman & Wakefield, has helped absorb space, spur new construction and prod rents upward.
The rate at which tenants absorb space in the area has fallen 35%, to 610,000 square feet leased in the first half of this year, from 940,000 during the same period last year.
Instead, De Cock — who, Wagner notes, "absorbs space the way you and I absorb air" — inserted his own pieces throughout the entire apartment, in some cases hanging photographs near the ceiling or the floor and making references to the art in the couple's collection.
MOST towns seem to think that the region can absorb the space relatively easily, however.
The venue's maroon seats were cozy, and a sweeping, gold-trimmed interior welcomed attendees to sit back and look up, absorbing a space that had recently been restored to its pre-Depression opulence.
Still, based on the number of deals made in Monmouth last year, absorbing more space than any other New Jersey county in 2002, real estate people see the situation as upbeat.
He said he believed the city could absorb $21-a-foot 21-a-foot 21-a-foote "it has nofficet-claspaceace". And he is proposing two-and-a-half to three times as much as the hospital proposed.
In a 2012 interview, Andre told the Huffington Post, "I rented as many seasons I could get my hands on and did a Space Ghost marathon by myself in my house, just so I could absorb as much Space Ghost as I could".
Mr. Hansen said that though the county could absorb some additional space, he is unsure if it could accommodate the 500,000 square feet of space proposed on the west side of River Drive.
"Can downtown office space absorb 500,000 square feet?
