"corner block" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a city block that is located on a corner, typically at an intersection. For example, "We are building a small cafe on the corner block of 3rd Avenue and Main Street."
The Top Shop cafe is on a corner block just off the main street; it's a great spot to hang out on the grass in the sun.
Every time the post office released a new stamp, I would buy a corner block of four and put them away.
The top left corner block computes one single observation of the autocorrelation function.
But he's far beyond using the corner block as a benchmark or gateway to a longer, healthier life; his next target is a triathlon.
However, our sluggish economy is not affecting just communities of color or urban centers; it's permeating nearly every corner, block and neighborhood in America.
As I walked up Baxter Street towards Chinatown, I noticed a group of older Asian men on a corner block near the community garden where many Asian New Yorkers regularly play card games or chess.
J. J. Redick missed an open 3-pointer, then Jason Richardson had a desperation shot from the corner blocked by Josh Smith.
In the 13th minute Jimmy Ryan saw a fierce right-footed shot direct from a corner blocked, while Ian Craney shot wide when well placed shortly after.
Chris Holroyd had a header from Jack Mackreth's corner blocked by Miguel Llera, while Martínez was forced to save splendidly, tipping over a rasping surface-to-air drive from the constantly lively Danny Whitaker when the goal was gaping.
The design was not as ornate as Starkweather & Gibbs's, but the building does have elaborate quoins, or corner blocks, articulated with intricate vermiculation (the architectural term for a wormlike pattern in a stone surface).
A square block array with the 4 corner blocks deleted, each block with uniform distributed points.
