The phrase "space occupation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to taking up physical space, or to refer to a colonization or military occupation of a country or region. For example, you could say, "The space occupation of Germany by Allied forces after World War II lasted until 1990."
On Monday, NASA celebrated the 15th anniversary of human space occupation.
Crystallization techniques have many advantages, such as high efficiency, energy saving, low costs, less space occupation and so on.
Two time dependent parameters characterize the set of orthogonal polynomials, the effective temperature T t) and phase space occupation factor Υ t).
Inclusion of a detailed description of clonal growth in models can facilitate our understanding of space occupation and patch expansion and predict future macrophyte development.
An experiment was carried out to study the lying postures, space occupation and percentage of space-sharing (as a consequence of huddling behaviour) in pigs.
Based on the observations carried out in this study, average space occupation figures were calculated for lying pigs: 0.30, 0.46, 0.64, 0.76 m2 for 30, 50, 80 and 100 kg pigs.
Teller (1995) argues that the Fock space or "occupation number" representation does support a particle ontology in terms of field quanta since these can be counted or aggregated, although not numbered.
Our work suggests that artist-dedicated spaces such as older industrial buildings made into studios and new or renovated live/work spaces and occupation dedicated gathering venues such as the Open Book in Minneapolis deserve public and patron support.
The object of events like today is for us to occupy the public space with the occupation".
The relationship between the physical space that the occupation movement has held and its political efficacy has not been settled – and perhaps never will be.
The protusion of gutta percha beyond the apex demands space for its occupation.
