"urban grid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can refer to urban infrastructure such as roads and buildings. For example, "The city's urban grid is constantly growing as new businesses move in."
In the end we generate two gridded maps of LULC as of 2015 where urban grid cell extent and pattern is the same across both maps but cropland grid cell extent and pattern differ.
Their smartphones were lanterns, illuminating the urban grid.
For these 80 developed acres, only 20th Street still respects the urban grid.
These states of mind connect with walks that he makes across the urban grid, now for a purpose, now aimlessly.
It was then that the forgotten saints residing in the city's vast urban grid commandeered him: Santa Monica Boulevard.
In cities across the country, it evokes a hub, a main strip, the teeming backbone of an urban grid.
In the city, the space has returned, haltingly, to the urban grid, sprouting new office towers and train stops.
Riyadh was laid out on a rationalist urban grid in the 1960s by Constantinos Doxiadis, a postwar Modernist planner.
Others, deeper within the urban grid, navigate a maze of public housing complexes, patrolling the stairwells and hallways.
Change in population per urban grid cell was firstly considered proportional to the mean number of persons per household.
The search for optimal topological solutions for urban grid is based on a Genetic Algorithm.
