The phrase "aisle design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, interior design, or retail layout, referring to the design of aisles in a space.
Example: "The aisle design in the supermarket was optimized for better customer flow and accessibility."
Alternatives: "aisle layout" or "aisle configuration".
Now instead of that coffee mug and blanket, imagine that Target had an aisle designed specifically for you, containing all of the items you've *almost* purchased but decided against.
In the enclosed aisle designs considered in this paper, however, the thermal characteristic is different.
Three modern windows in the south aisle, designed and made by Alan Younger to replace windows damaged in the Second World War.
The majority of contemporary data centers incorporate raised hot/cold-aisle designs that provide advanced cooling systems.
Both the Prudential Hall and the Victoria Theater have been outfitted with seats and aisles designed with the idea that you must suffer in order to enjoy cultural events.
Describes the aisles designed with mammoth proportions and lists the endless variety of items found there: paperbacks, sheets and pillows, 16 different brands of hot dogs, Maxim freeze-dried coffee in jars designed by Oleg Cassini, and so on.
They must roam through acres of retail space, through aisles designed to take them ever deeper into the store.
In the hall, there were to be aisles on the north and south sides of the main body of the hall, as in a basilica, with the arches and columns of the aisles designed in a Greek Doric style.
With high ceilings, natural wood and well-lit, wide aisles, the design will be a cross between M&S Simply Food and Selfridges.
In Homework's case, it started out as an improvised night organised by writing collective Aisle 16, designed to encourage its members to produce new work and share it with others.
