"stable building" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example sentence: The horses need a secure and sturdy stable building in order to stay healthy.
"But what I really want is a stable building.
Every bit of weight Stüler could save helped with the construction of a stable building".
Get inside any stable building and don't come out till officials say it's safe.
The building was originally built in 1907 for twenty-thousand dollars to house Schillinger's storage and stable building.
He loves living at top of a tower block and he loves his life, but one day a building falls randomly near his home, an incredibly stable building.
It was created by local people to serve local interests and was a stable building society in the north-east that grew steadily over the years.
Practicing architects and engineers, while not surprised to hear the call for more stable buildings, said that if heeded, the implications could be profound.
So, while the big rent increases earned in the value-added deals of the past are gone, there are still opportunities to nudge up rents in stable buildings as investors look for long-term returns, Mr. Schultz said.
Today only the front porch, coach house, and the stable buildings remain.
Two major structures within the complex, were the 1879 brick stable buildings, both of which featured mansard roofs.
Those buildings, along with all other original stable buildings (save the water tower and including the home stable) were demolished through the years.
