The word "floor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the surface of a room on which one stands in a house, an office, etc. Example sentence: The spilled milk covered the entire floor of the kitchen.
Two other senior GOP sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the party's leadership had promised to give the controversial bill, the Pain-Capable Unborn Protection Act, floor time in the 114th Congress.
Yet that wasn't what we saw on the conference floor during the debate on the economy on Monday.
If the voting goes to a second round, Ali's camp hope that some of Blatter's supporters will cross the floor.
A special motion condemning the riots and supporting those on the sharp end of seven days of disorder was backed across the Stormont assembly floor.
Paul showed no indication that his position had changed since last week's extended floor speech – not officially a filibuster – and that he would do whatever it took to block the Patriot Act's renewal.
He, like other witnesses, claim the officers handcuffed Zambrano-Montes as he lay on the floor.
"At a stroke, this would make the implied cuts for non-protected departments and welfare slightly more plausible (if still very severe), mark an 'end to austerity' by the middle of the parliament and soften (at the margins) the pressure on the Bank to keep monetary policy on the floor".
What happened next led to questions all the way to the top of the country, with the former Italian prime minister Giuliano Amato stating: "Without doubt some policemen went too hard and used their batons too easily on fans who were on the floor".
I want 23 players ready to put their feet flat to the floor against a very good France".
