The phrase "city layout" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the structure, plan, and arrangement of a city. For example: I studied the city layout of Rome to plan my walking tour.
In certain places, where the city layout wasn't suitable, I had to run 125 laps of a running track.
Or perhaps it was because Benoit's vision of the future – a modern city layout that nevertheless featured a Gothic cathedral at its centre - still left ample room for the past.
Although the Dutch were the first to attempt to plan the city, the city layout is probably more British than Dutch in character, as can be seen from such large squares as Medan Merdeka ("Freedom Field") and Lapangan Banteng (meaning "place of the gaur [large wild ox]").
Furthermore, building policy promotes conservation and the entire city layout responds to a different organization.
This study provides insight into the regional climate characteristics and a scientific basis for city layout.
For a given industrial city layout, four different scenarios have been carried out, and each case was associated with certain wastewater discharge requirements.
Such user data is then used to optimise city layouts.
He also succeeds in capturing something of how it feels, by way of the strange construction of his city layouts.
While we can never get enough art, some larger districts present the challenges of parking (the creative district offers plenty) and having to drive from one place to another along wide-spread city layouts.
In this study, the particular city layouts were generated by a random assignment; though one could, in principle, enter all the attributes of the city manually.
Units of distance, which are used to build the city layouts and determine the infection probability between two individuals, were based on the likely range that an average sedentary person travels on foot under normal circumstances during a typical eight hour period.
