"room plan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a plan or layout of a room, such as when decorating or rearranging furniture. For example, "We made some changes to the room plan to accommodate the extra guest."
I'd prepared a room plan in advance, so there would be no ambiguity once we arrived.
Eventually he pulled out of the commission, and later donated a number of the paintings to the Tate, devising a room plan for their display.
For a flat fee (a living room plan is about $1,500), Ms. Burnham creates a master plan on line, including resources and unlimited phone advice.
It uses Neato's LaserSmart mapping, with which it'll scan and map your room, plan its cleaning, and execute its plan nice and efficiently.
Lodgings (L) numbered as 6, 12 and 29 in the room plan of [22] (coded here as L6, L12 and L29) correspond to rooms 1, 2 and 4, respectively.
Sims and Kirsten, who frequently work from the dining room, plan to expand into the house and post office across the street, adding a library, cafe and bakery, a common area with wood-burning stoves, and fifteen more rooms by September 2016.
An Illinois man found with bomb-making supplies in an Oklahoma motel room planned to blow up dozens of churches with Molotov cocktails, according to police officials.
Being an opera star is working in an opera house where you spend six weeks in a rehearsal room planning for the production.
Christmas at Sandringham does sound laborious, with the Master of the Household handing out schedules and room plans, and gifts being exchanged on Christmas Eve.
The others include one from the 1919 work at Kechiba:wa, one by Nusbaum on the Church and Monastery, and four small books containing room plans by Coffin.
This linear relaxation problem is solved by a CG approach in which each column represents a plan for one operating room and is generated by solving a sub-problem (SP) of single operating room planning problem.
