The phrase "a good facilities" is not correct in English.
It should be "good facilities" or "a good facility." You can use "good facilities" when describing the quality of amenities or services available in a particular place, such as a hotel, gym, or school.
Example: "The hotel offers good facilities, including a swimming pool and a fitness center."
Alternatives: "excellent amenities" or "great services."
"In the summer we just want to play baseball, but it's difficult to do when you don't have a good facility or someplace comfortable to play".
Donington will be unique and it will have a good facility, but I don't think it will feel like the home as much as Silverstone has for a long, long time".
"We would like to send one or two teams to the U.S. in our preseason to a good facility to play games against U.S. clubs and against each other".
Pedestrian way should be a good facility which has been provided by government to enhance the quality of the environment.
HT-7U has a long pulse (1000 s) operating capability, flexible PF system and auxiliary heating and current drive system making it a good facility for advanced performance experiments.
So most of them say it is a good facility in our area where the youth can access services, can use it as a stepping stone to access other information…." (IDI-19 year old boy, Nairobi) The majority of boys and girls from all study sites indicated that HSP attitude had great influence on their uptake of and satisfaction with SRH services.
During the visit observe how happy the children are, how clean the facility is, and look to see if the care giver is operating what you consider a good facility for your child.
Mr. Edy Suandi, a former chairman of the Rectors' Forum of Indonesia, which includes leaders of private and public universities, and chairman of the Cooperation Agency of Islamic Private Universities, said many of the university's students left their homes across Indonesia to come to Yogyakarta in search of a university with good facilities and qualified lecturers.
A lack of good facilities and funding are the major hurdles for Tuvalu.
Plasma exchange is therefore an acceptable treatment for GBS instead of IVIg, especially in resource-poor settings and in an ICU where good facilities for the procedure are readily available.
