"mind space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person's thoughts, ideas, and mental state. Example: "I need some time alone to clear my mind space and focus on my work."
My mind space isn't thinking about that right now".
"Android is winning the mind space on the consumer front.
Everything that lives in this world which is theatre: acting, that community, that mind space.
They do, however, take up a fair portion of mind space.
Kruip refers to this architectural intervention as the creation of a "mind space".
"They need to own the mind space of being hip and on the edge.
It's more about the mind-space of the consumer — we're talking to their imagination and emotions".
That's a real chamber, with boards underfoot, not a symbolic mind-space under a green laurel tree (lauro, Laura).
Making comes from an imaginative, creative mind-space, and is often done outside the confines of established engineering education curricular activities.
In a way, though, her believability in these songs – how vividly she inserts herself into that imagined mind-space – is the small triumph of "1989".
Yet try as we might to hide, suppress or deny them, they keep showing up, as unwelcome as uninvited guests, to occupy our mind-space.
