The word "decks" is correct and usable in written English
It is used mostly as a plural noun, and it refers to a flat surface that forms the floor of a room or an area covered with planks or boards. Example sentence: The workers were in the process of deconstructing the old decks of the ship.
"It always feels to me that whenever we have big moves from media companies they always seem to happen at the end of the financial year so it does feel like a bit of a clearing of the decks for the next financial year," Burrowes told Guardian Australia.
On which decks would have been the arrivals from Nairobi or Accra?
Anyone who says this is anything less than a beguiling and brilliant theatrical reimagining of the possibilities of the live electro experience hasn't spent enough time staring at the shadows of two blokes behind a set of decks pretending to twiddle knobs to a backing tape for an hour.
After starting out on the then-pirate station Rinse, Sama DJed for 10 years on Kiss, and has become known for his encyclopedic knowledge and slick, rapid-fire technique on the decks.
Higgledy-piggledy stone steps lead down to the sea, passing private sun decks.
Floating in the South China Sea, the platform has four decks and sits atop potentially vast reserves of as much as 500m barrels of oil.
The Ford Mondeo hit the showrooms, bringing gladness and stereo tape decks to travelling salesmen.
Soul Avengerz and many more man the decks.
The boat that sank on April 19th was about 20 metres long and carrying more than 900 people, many of them locked below decks; it appears to have capsized when those on deck rushed to one side, seeking to board a ship offering to rescue them.Is migration becoming more dangerous over time?
Between the European devil and the deep blue Tory sea, Mr Cameron may just have wriggled free.With the election looming, he hopes to have cleared the decks for a fight on his preferred terms the economy and leadership, on which the Tories enjoy big leads over the Labour Party.
These creations are now beginning to influence the music industry at large.Hawtin, who was playing a set using software on two iPads which mimics a DJ's two sets of decks, is one of a growing band of artists and music exiles who use the vibrancy and freedom of Berlin as fuel for their work.
