The word "spacings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the distance between two or more objects, particularly when they are regularly placed. For example, "The designer created a visually appealing pattern by adjusting the spacings between the various shapes."
High-resolution transmission electron microscopy later revealed that these multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) are seamless and that the spacings between adjacent layers is about 0.34 nanometre, close to the spacing observed between sheets of graphite.
Systems with regular planetary spacings then turn out to have the greatest long-term stability, so that they can be observed today.
Monsanto's, loaded with data, can plant a field with different varieties at different depths and spacings, varying all this according to the weather.
States also limit the lengths, weights, and axle spacings of heavy trucks.
In contrast to cloud condensation nuclei, the most effective ice nuclei are hydrophobic (having a low affinity for water) with molecular spacings and a crystallographic structure close to that of ice.
Besides vertical spacings in airways, horizontal separations are important, usually taking the form of a minimum time interval of 10 minutes between aircraft on the same track and elevation with a lateral spacing, typically, of 10 miles.
Symmetrical arrangements of spots reveal axes of rotational symmetry in the crystal, and spacings between the discrete spots relate inversely to translational periodicities.
Within a family the spacings between rows are either large (L) or small (S), as labeled in the margin.
"We believe structural shifts away from large stores means over-spacing and not price is its biggest problem," said Joyce who thinks its shares have further to fall, with a price target of 155p compared with yesterday's close of 192.7p.
KEY SHAPE AND SPACING -- In this era of tiny phones with tiny keys, this is not the time to experiment with avant-garde key shapes.
Attention may be called, too, to the artful highlighting of the contrasts through different spacing that is, through varied alternations of the two groups, now frequent, now less frequent after longer passages.
