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The phrase "into the space" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing the physical movement of an object or person from one place to another. For example, "She jumped into the space between the two trees."
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Eventually they emerge fully into the space.
I inched rearward, farther into the space.
They just explode into the space.
Now paste into the space here - xxxxx.
Gaze into the space into which the figures are gazing.
Other companies have made big moves into the space.
Two more bodyguards were squeezed into the space behind us.
They have expanded into the space with ease.
I tossed the biscuit into the space between us.
The whole thing is wedged into the space.
The door into the space is somewhere else, presumably.
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