It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context to describe a piece of land or as part of a larger sentence. For example, "The farmers were given only a little land space to work with."
The demand for a 3D cadastre is shown through two actual instances of land space exploitation.
But new railways also fill up and take more land space per mile travelled than the strategic road network.
fws.gov, friendsofbombayhook.org This beachfront park on the Delaware Bay became the US's first designated public land space in 1692.
High labor cost, long lead time and taking up of valuable land space are the major constrains of windrow composting.
It is a rule of thumb, he said, that for a city this size roads should cover 15 percent of land space.
But it is a rule of thumb, he said, that for a city this size roads should cover 15 percent of land space.
The plan is part of a broader aim to create 1,500 hectares of land to provide homes and land space for millions more people.
wE-unions is comprised of five projects on different subjects related to land, space, social justice, community, ecology, the environment, and Princeton.
His residency, scheduled in October, will coincide with the opening of "Nobody's Property: Land, Space, Territory, 2000-2010," an exhibition featuring his new video, "Juggernaut," pictured above left.
Among the numerous benefits of such a breakthrough: more efficient use of land space, improved productivity, greater industry profitability and increased sustainability.
These traits make a slinky-coil horizontal ground heat exchanger a suitable alternative for space heating in areas with limitations on land space usage.
