"hold space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to mean making room for something or allowing something to exist without interfering or interfering with it. For example, "We need to hold space for students to express themselves without judgement."
"I hold space to be something merely relative, as time is;..
He tore out the many small rooms the previous occupant had built to make the one large suite in the forward hold space we lived in; he occupies the original crew quarters aft.
It ran: "FRC recognises the need to hold space for those celebrating the advancement of people of colour in Hollywood while continuing to fight for the victims of sexual assault and rape around the world".
In truth, Coughlin was kept to hold space, to be a body with a whistle until a superstar like Bill Cowher took his cue to swoop in and take over the scene.
If the number of cargoes on a particular route outweighs the available hold space on that route the index can soar, just as it can plummet if the opposite is true even if worldwide the total of cargoes and ships is in balance.
He said if he was not there to hold space in front of the building when the Dumpster arrived, the container company would have dropped it wherever it could find the space, forcing Mr. Rick to tote tiles, masonry and lumber a longer distance.
According to one real estate broker who has been briefed on the project, Boston Properties plans to hold space at the top of the skyscraper off the market for a while and then rent its panoramic view for a premium, more than $100 a square foot annually.
Such quantitative conflict predictions are needed to assess risk and help determine if a launch hold, space vehicle maneuver, or beam operational window closure is advisable.
Iraq and to a lesser extent Afghanistan hold space on U.S. newspaper front pages, but those struggles are, arguably, less definitive than what's happening in the other two countries, with their 310 million people.
He thus famously tells Clarke in his Third Paper: As for my own opinion, I have said more than once, that I hold space to be something merely relative, as time is, that I hold it to be an order of coexistences, as time is an order of successions.
Hold space for their expansion.
