The phrase "admirable spaces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe areas or environments that are worthy of admiration, often in contexts related to design, architecture, or personal experiences.
Example: "The gallery featured admirable spaces that inspired creativity and reflection among its visitors."
Alternatives: "commendable areas" or "impressive environments".
Rather, it means establishing a permanent lunar base, where explorers can refine the technology and techniques required to colonize Mars, in cooperation with other nations and with private entrepreneurs, all without irresponsibly increasing NASA's budget or shortchanging its admirable robotic space-probe programs.
It was planned as a private park for residents of a posh development, and inspired by English aristocratic estates - but it's impossible to detect an elitist iota in this most admirable of shared spaces.
2. The reporter who has covered poverty policy for The Times for decades, Jason DeParle, said he believes The Times devotes an admirable amount of space and resources to the topic.
Some of the steps were sensible and even admirable – seeking cooperation on a space programme; leading support for Beijing's new development bank in the face of churlish US opposition.
The painter Haley Mellin, who had dinner with Sheree and her husband, Rashid Johnson, a couple nights earlier, remarks, "To be able to push this platform forward and be persistent with it, and give this language a space, is hugely admirable".
McMillan's own goal for participating on a space shuttle mission was an admirable one--to move beyond the technical achievements of space flight to communicate the human experience of it to our children.
There are, of course, many admirable companies operating in the CSR space, helping clients understand the issues and stumble towards solutions.
IN a long, narrow space a few steps below street level on Greenwich Avenue — a space once occupied by the admirable but relatively short-lived Solaia — is a self-described modern Asian bistro.
Ever since the dawn of the Apollo program, NASA has done an admirable job of promoting the scientific excitement of space flight.
Taubman does an admirable job describing the enormous difficulties in pushing space and espionage into areas never before imagined.
