The phrase "amount of empty space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of unoccupied or vacant areas in a physical or abstract context.
Example: "The design of the room was minimalist, emphasizing the amount of empty space to create a sense of tranquility."
Alternatives: "quantity of vacant space" or "extent of unoccupied space".
But this time, at the Met, I noticed something else: the large amount of empty space that his paintings show.
This, Zwierlein says, is reminiscent of a mechanism proposed for high-temperature superconductivity, in which electron pairs resonating between adjacent lattice sites can zip through the material without friction if there is just the right amount of empty space to let them through.
The following report presents research by DS Smith and Forbes Insights, which quantifies the amount of empty space and its results the foundations of what we call the Empty Space Economy.
For example, in Harrat Rahat, where there is strong anisotropic structure (Runge et al. 2014), or dominant alignment directions, the anisotropic kernel based boundary added a large amount of empty space in the directions determined by the SAMSE optimised base kernel, which in turn is strongly influenced by regional vent alignments.
In a nutshell, without the right amount of empty space in the structure -- or room for nothing -- the structure does not function properly.
What's more, in addition to having meaningful items, they must look good together, which means to create an attractive composition, you must factor in texture, shape, color, scale, the right amount of empty space and overall balance.
"In the case of our shampoo study, we learned that you can tolerate a certain amount of empty spaces on your shelves before restocking, but you have to be careful not to let the product selection slip to the point where sales drop precipitously". The model also demonstrated that discounting similar products can discourage customers from heading to another store to find their preferred product.
Now staff talk of "grotesque amounts of empty space" on floors of the Time-Life building where writers and executives used to fight for a window seat.
