'pizza crust' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are talking about the bottom layer of a pizza. For example, "I love the crispy taste of a homemade pizza crust."
On busy weekends, the pizza crust can emerge underdone.
They said you can't put cheese inside a pizza crust.
Producing a good pizza crust is trickier than one might think, but Za'Za' has it down.
(Like a good pizza crust, not that Cain would know much about that).
It imparts just the slightest char, in the manner of a good pizza crust.
Pizza crust is crisp outside, chewy inside; the bread is flavorful.
Our favorite starter was pizzetta, Sage's word for an ultra-thin pizza crust.
I recalled once watching a rat drag a pizza crust along the tracks at an Upper West Side subway station.
You can tell just by looking if the pizza crust, cappuccino froth or mozzarella ball is off the mark.
His pizza crust — the holy grail of pizza geeks — has a tender, springy sponge and a brittle shell.
The unlikely, though intriguing fruit and cheese combination atop a thin, delicate pizza crust worked surprisingly well.
