The phrase "divide space" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about separating two distinct areas or sections of a room, yard, etc. For example: "We used a few planters to divide space between the outdoor sitting area and the barbecue area."
But, he added, "few private developers will divide space to below 3,000 square feet" or build labs for small users, because they view the costs and risks as being high.
Circles divide space into an inside and an outside - an us and a them, if you like - and while circling the margin of the US, Diski leaves no doubt as to whose side she's on: "I... experience an innate and unresolved dislike of authority in any form".
Three walls divide space but also stand as symbols -- rusty metal for the United States-Mexican border, red-painted plywood for people who crossed the border illegally and those who died trying, and stones seeping water for the immigrants' strength and tears.
This decomposition is not detailed here but it is a current way to divide space and to identify in the same time important constructed works.
This is possible because it is difficult to divide space technology neatly between the civilian and the military realms, and probably well over 90percentt cuts across them both.
Buzzispace product is a great example of this with their artful sound dampening solutions that also help to divide space.
Stable and heavy enough to hold its own, a Corian wall serves as a sturdy and durable wall in which to divide spaces.
"They were living in this very divided space," she said.
Floor, rigid building assembly that divides space horizontally into stories.
Thus far, however, remarkably few studies have addressed micro-practices of dividing space.
Unlike hotels sell rooms and airlines sell seats, parks don't sell specific divided space to their customers.
