'elastic space' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an idiom which means that a particular area of research or activity allows for various levels of exploration and creativity. For example: "With the elastic space of design, there are so many possibilities to explore and create beautiful artwork."
Sánchez-Sesma and Campillo (2006) showed that it is possible to retrieve the Green's function of dynamic elasticity in an elastic space averaging cross-correlations of a diffuse field.
Colombo's "Elastic Space" (1967-68) cofsists of a 3-D grid of white elastic cords, under ultraviolet light.
The idea of the cosmos becomes even more real for visitors entering Gianni Colombo's "Elastic Space," a large dark cube crossed by vertical and horizontal strings that are pulled in different directions to disrupt all sense of place.
More convincing, however, is the straightforward kineticism of Hans Haacke's 1964-65 "Blue Sail" — a big square of blue chiffon held aloft by the blowing of an electric fan — and Gianni Colombo's small, dark 1968 walk-in environment, "Elastic Space".
Kiesler went from applied arts in Austria to applying every technology within reach in New York, moving from experiments in perception, theater, and robotics to a single-minded obsession with elastic space and its endless iterations.
The paper examines the equilibrium stability problem for a simple class of elastic space trusses in the shape of a regular pyramid.
9. Life in Elastic Space-Time.
The method is based on the assumption that the PAA substrate can be regarded as an isotropic, linear elastic, infinite half-space.
The model assumes small deformation, linear elasticity, elastic half-space, and frictionless surfaces.
The crack lies in an infinite elastic half-space that is coupled to an overlying fluid half-space.
This paper describes a displacement discontinuity method for modeling axisymmetric cracks in an elastic half-space or full space.
