"heavy wall" is a correctly used and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a physical obstacle, such as in the sentence, "The heavy wall was blocking our way."
His latest album, Currents, ditches the heavy wall of psych and Tomorrow Never Knows-styloopsops, and instead we get a collection of Michael Jackson-influencediscoco.
But there were still holdouts, including Ben Nelson, a Nebraska Democrat, and the few moderate Republicans in the chamber — Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins, of Maine, and Scott Brown, who had received heavy Wall Street backing in his recent election.
We defined five types of obstacles--light wall, heavy wall, glass, metal and floor & ceiling.
A pseudo-arch is a triangular door built at the bottom of a heavy wall of stone or bricks.
It is assumed that there is a light wall between the FAP and the FUE, but a heavy wall between the FAP and the primary user.
It is significant for the manufacture of grade X80 heavy wall thickness hot induction bends in the second West-to-East gas transportation pipeline project of China.
The color is soft and diaphanous in feeling, and yet the paint has been laid on thickly in blunt horizontal strokes, creating a heavy, wall-like texture.
Marr swaps his signature guitar jangle for sinister echoing and heavy walls of chords.
Therefore, the dome exerts thrusts all around its perimeter, and the earliest monumental examples required heavy walls.
Some buildings have the blessing or curse of being cellphone-proof by accident, thanks to heavy walls.
A series of heavy walls that frame the entry are made of limestone to match the original building.
