The phrase "as a space of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or environment in which something occurs or exists.
Example: "The gallery functions as a space of creativity and expression for local artists."
Alternatives: "as an area of" or "as a realm of".
Despite different sensibilities all three organizations share a utopian vision of cinema as a space of social possibilities.
It also takes interior form as a space of silence and darkness in which ideas can grow unobserved.
Using an assortment of photographic techniques they present their war-torn city as a space of missing persons and places.
As a "space of socialism," as these towns were also known, Nowa Huta was established with the assumption that its residents would be atheists.
In an ideal world we'd keep adults off the internet instead, to preserve it as a space of identity experimentation for the people who really need that.
It is odd that the English National Opera has billed "Two Boys" as a "cautionary tale" about the Internet, when the opera represents online life more ambiguously, as a space of utter possibility, and Jake's plot as a creative act.
This is a very expensive data structure, as there is a space of ({Theta }(N^2)) needed.
What we find ourselves to be doing and undergoing we understand as belonging to a space of possible occurrences.
Niiniluoto characterizes the notion of a cognitive problem in the same way, as a partition of a space of possibilities.
This behaviour is consistent with the view of the transcriptome as a state space of a cell and miRNA space as a sort of "continuously adjusting" tuning system, affecting cell lineage evolution to reach the attractor.
CLT and timber panels with gaps are modeled as a space frame of beams connected with wooden blocks.
