'immense space' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The immense space of the Grand Canyon inspires awe in all who visit."
She seems to loom over an immense space, starting out and ending up small, like one of the nudes in Bill Brandt's photographs.
The immense space was brimming with a surprising amount of optimism: After years of downward spiral, the industry seems to have found some kind of equilibrium.
This is supposed to create an illusion of immense space in your cramped sitting room and add a touch of theatricality.
This is the first sculpture for several years in the famous series of interventions in this immense space by important international artists.
It affords immense space to Miller's experience of the 1950s, both his marriage to Monroe and the way he was pursued by conservatives for his pro-Soviet stands.
There used to be six nuns there, but attrition happened, as it does with very old ladies, and now there are only three kindly sisters squeaking around that immense space in their sensible shoes.
I was floating in this immense, vast space, and a voice shot through me.
I love its immense spaces, without partitions, or pillars, or real divisions.
In the museum, natural light pours into immense spaces from skylights and is diffused by high, curving walls.
His style, which emphasized a cathedral's immense spaces and infinite variety of light and textures, culminated in works such as A Sea of Steps, Wells Cathedral (1903).
It is music of intimate address and subtle power that is able to suggest immense spaces; skittering figures and arching melodies give way to sustained, slowly decaying tones and long, meditative pauses.
