"Front floor" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the floor located in the front part of a room, building, vehicle, etc. For example: "I was surprised to see the intricate designs on the front floor of the palace."
The evidence would have allowed the jury to conclude either that the handbag was on the front floor or front seat.
The guns had been positioned crosswise in Jane Doe's open handbag on either the front floor or front seat on the passenger side where she was sitting.
Nor is the front floor truly flat -- mechanical protuberances intrude on the space, leaving an impression that the interiors aren't fully thought through.
They were positioned crosswise in an open handbag on either the front floor or the front seat of the car on the passenger side where Jane Doe was sitting.
The first automotive modules defined during the 70s and 80s include mainly underbody (front floor, underfloor, engine compartment and frame) and suspensions (with axles).
The car had problems, too, most of them rooted in the change to rules over the winter governing the nose and front floor.
Raikkonen was at the back of the grid because his car failed a front-floor deflection test after qualifying.
The Finn, the 2007 world champion, qualified fifth but his car then failed a front-floor deflection test.
The Brazilian was eighth quickest in the top 10 shoot-out, behind Raikkonen, who has been allowed to start from the back after his car failed a front-floor deflection test, Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg and Lotus's Romain Grosjean.
"We've modified the front wing, floor.
Design of the front end, floor and structural modules was carried out under the direction of Volkswagen AG, which was in charge of overall co-ordination of the SLC project.
