"functional layout" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to the arrangement or design of a particular space so that it can be used effectively for the purpose it was created for, such as in a factory or office. For example, "The functional layout of the office had been carefully designed to maximize efficiency."
Mr. Senechal said the apartment has about 750 square feet of space, with a nice kitchen and a functional layout, two things that are important to him.
Although the house has a functional layout — a spacious living room, open kitchen, office and bathroom on the first floor, and two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs — the Carmignacs are more attached to its quirkier features.
More recent works that attempt to solve dynamic functional layout problems include Balakrishnan et al.
[Scale 1 250] Fig. 11 Axonometric view of the functional layout of Tortona station project.
The usual array of social networking features (profiles, pics, blogs etc) are combined with some decent looking graphics and a functional layout that works well.
Machines that share capabilities (having common REs) were placed in close proximity in the functional layout, and were distributed arbitrarily in the distributed layouts.
Mr. Hersh said he expected to draw tenants from older buildings elsewhere in the county that are looking for new space with functional layouts and amenities, as well as those relocating from Manhattan to cut costs.
Design Engineering must be encouraged to concentrate on functional layouts and specification development in the early part of development.
IPRAIL automatically extracts analog layout intellectual properties as templates, incorporates new technology design rules and device sizes, and generates fully functional layouts.
Following the targeting stage, a network optimisation stage is facilitated with an extended mathematical formulation that handles complexity issues, and accounts for the development of functional layouts without the need for evolution.
In this paper, the functional area layout problem of the logistics park was regarded as a mathematical optimization problem, so that the uncertainties of layout affected by subjective factors was reduced to a certain extent combining qualitative analysis with quantitative analysis.
