'cell room' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a room where cells are located, such as in a prison or a laboratory. Example: The prisoners were locked in their cell rooms for the night. In the research lab, the test subjects were kept in small individual cell rooms for observation.
Mr. Vinegrad also argued that Officer Rosario had obscured "the search for the truth" by saying he had seen Officer Bruder -- and not Mr. Volpe -- lead Mr. Louima into the cell room moments after the attack.
Finally, indoor environmental quality analyses, with or without the presence of users in the test cell room, are also possible.
The ICI 4.4 kA cell design formed the basis for the first cell room installation for the commercial-scale manufacture of UF6.
It's the holding cell room with the drywall look in an unfinished townhouse in the Alexandrian community.
English soldiers go into Joan's cell room, rip her clothes and give her men's clothing to wear.
Dynamic simulations have been carried out with IDA ICE 4 on a typical narrow office building with perimeter cell rooms.
This section describes the overall method used for the dynamic simulations carried out with the software IDA ICE 4 on a model of a typical narrow office building with perimeter cell rooms.
a stripper pole, disco ball and cash machine, as well as an adjoining corridor of "cell rooms" – in the words of James Curtis, the Crown Court Prosecutor.
(The two-cell room I tried out was well proportioned for one person but might have been a tight squeeze for two).
To provide the treated cells room to take hold and multiply, the researchers wiped out each patients' bone marrow with chemotherapy.
(Those who run these centres call the cells "rooms". This is language tampering, in the same way that "nose distraction technique" stands for a punch on the nose).
