"flat block" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a large building or structure that contains multiple levels of flats or apartments. Example: The new development project will consist of a 10-story flat block with a rooftop garden and underground parking.
"More Usinsk oil to the motherland!" giant letters proclaim on top of one prefab flat block.
SAMPLE PROPERTY Three-bedroom concrete townhouse overlooking Binsey Walk (AKA A Clockwork Orange's "Flat Block Marina"), £132,500.
Stroll along the "Flat Block Marina" (Southmere Lake) beside which Malcolm McDowell tolchucked his upstart droogs, and look for the Tavy Bridge Centre, which doubled as McDowell's apartment.
The beam deceleration (BD) method for scanning electron microscopes (SEM) also referred to as "retarding" was applied to back-scattered electron (BSE) imaging of the flat block face of a resin embedded biological specimen under low accelerating voltage and low beam current conditions.
The oxygen-diffused Ti 6Al 4V (OD-Ti64) was tested on a sub-scale brake tester against a flat block of commercial brake lining material and benchmarked against several other Ti-based materials, including untreated Ti 6Al 4V (Ti64), Ti-based metal matrix cometaltes (matrix and a thermal spray-compositesalloy.
Otherwise, the block was classified as a flat block.
Churches, mosques, minarets, monasteries, villas, bazaars, bus stations and flat blocks elbow each other for space.
Flat blocks of watercolour or scumbled guache counterpose the three-dimensionality of the drawing.
Although the buildings are run-down, flats here are still in demand today, since they are constructed of brick rather than concrete panels like many later flat blocks.
Hundreds of people were evacuated from flat blocks on large estates surrounding the site and two schools had to be shut as a precaution.
It juts up precipitously among flat blocks of middle-class rowhouses, as steep and incongruous as a pyramid in the desert.
