The phrase "a facility on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or establishment that provides a particular service or function related to a subject or activity.
Example: "The university has a facility on campus dedicated to research in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a center for" or "an establishment for".
You should not identify yourself but might call authorities to take someone to a facility on the other side of town, but don't take one to you house or put one up nearby.
Ronald McDonald House Charities is also considering opening a facility on hospital grounds.
"We are calling on that government to detail how consumers can get their money back and produce a facility on their website to aide consumers," he said.
"A facility on the East End is not the smartest thing, because the roads and infrastructure couldn't support it and the communities are opposed.
Before Mr. Bush left office, Russia proposed an alternative system that would be jointly operated and integrated with a facility on Russian territory; that offer was rejected.
Asked for a response to all of Appleby's allegations, the spokeswoman responded: "The government inherited a facility on Manus Island that had been rushed by the previous government".
Animals were maintained as part of a breeding colony in a designated facility on a 12-h light-dark cycle with food and drinking water provided ad libitum.
Now he was to work as a contractor at an NSA facility on a US military base in Japan.
You can get a mulch facility on a mower, or some allow you to add a mulching plug; check before you buy," Speake says.
All mice were group housed in a conventional facility on a 12 12 light cycle with ad libitum access to food and water.
All authors reviewed the final manuscript. 1 Doctor, nurse or midwife who works for a health facility on a local government contract.
