The phrase "black pavement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of road surface that is made of black asphalt or concrete. Example: The car drove down the long stretch of black pavement, passing rows of trees and fields on either side.
Shown above is a white line spray painted on black pavement.
At low-lying wetlands, black pavement ominously disappears into marsh on either side.
By Thursday afternoon, the black pavement on Pennsylvania Avenue was dulled under a thick layer of salt.
Urban heat islands are not inevitable, but the product of dark roofs, black pavement, and loss of vegetation.
Kebenei fell to his knees on the black pavement, spread his arms and smiled as photographers huddled around the Colorado Springs resident.
There they saw something unusual: the wheels of the US Airways jet had sunk into the black pavement as if it were wet cement.
As Marco Pasanella, the owner of Pasanella & Son Vintners, at 115 South Street in Lower Manhattan, posed this question, he paced the abandoned, pitch-black pavement, sounding like a character in a "Twilight Zone" episode.
Today's Rossville feels brand new, with young trees, bright white curbs and patches of pitch-black pavement, and Mr. Snemyr hasn't had much trouble finding local houses to frame.
Between the soot-black pavements and the slate-grey sky, there were splashes of bright colour as thousands brought bunches of flowers to lay at makeshift memorials to the dead.
By the way: "10 Amp Waves," in the track ordering, corresponds to Big Black's "Pavement Saw".
In 1517 he was in charge of the painters at the church of San Bernardino and from 1518 to 1546 contributed many fine designs to the commesso (white marble inlay with subjects outlined in black) in the pavement of Siena cathedral.
