'stable space' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or situation that has remained unvaried and balanced for a long period of time. For example, "We have been living in a stable space since our marriage 25 years ago."
Ring-fencing money would not only guarantee results, but also create a more stable space for BAME talent on screen and behind the camera.
"Ringfencing money would not only guarantee results, but also create a more stable space for BAME talent on screen and behind the camera".
All the men were prominent in New York, but there are no obvious connections among them; perhaps they were simply united by a need for convenient stable space.
In the "School of Athens" Raphael, like Leonardo before him, made a balance between the movement of the figures and the ordered and stable space.
The owners of Breakaway Farms, situated on the Oakbrook estate on Route 121, about 50 miles north of New York City, leased the barn and rented stable space to many private owners, Trooper Libretti said.
"I've said, 'Man, I don't know, Dad, if this is what I want to do,' " she said as she sat in her threadbare newspaper office in a converted stable space on the outskirts of Colchester.
A dissipative structure continuously renews itself and maintains a particular dynamic regime, a globally stable space-time structure" (Jantsch 1980).
The fact that most individuals used the same seasonal range and displayed the same migration strategy for two consecutive years suggests that the translocated impalas had adopted a stable space-use pattern and that the shift in seasonal range that we observed were actual migrations rather than dispersive or exploratory movements.
Though the weakly penalized form in Eq. (27) does not mandate the inf sup condition, usage of inf sup stable spaces (such as Nicolaides Boland [60] or Crouzeix Raviart [62] elements) with globally discontinuous pressure ensures optimal convergence.
The original DFVM is unconditionally stable in space for linear parabolic equations and is unconditionally stable in both space and time when equipped with a fully-implicit temporal discretization method [51].
On the other hand, the response of a V1 cell to visual clues at a particular place effectively establishes a 'spatial' response to the place, if the visual cues are stable in space.
