The phrase "a navigation facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a service, tool, or system that assists with navigation, often in contexts related to transportation, technology, or user interfaces.
Example: "The new app includes a navigation facility that helps users find the quickest route to their destination."
Alternatives: "navigation tool" or "navigation system".
In this subchapter, "aeronautics", "air commerce", and "air navigation facility" have the same meanings given those terms in section 40102(a) of this title.
In subsection (b)(1), before subclause (A), the words "certificate issued under this chapter" are substituted for "type certificate, production certificate, airworthiness certificate, airman certificate, air carrier operating certificate, air navigation facility certificate (including airport operating certificate), or air agency certificate" to eliminate unnecessary words.
The required visual navigation technologies are currently under development at the German space agency's Institute for Space Systems, in its Tron (Testbed for Robotic Optical Navigation) facility, in Bremen.
This service road continues a short distance to the north until it meets the access road to the Mount Majura air navigation facility, which is located atop the nearby Mount Majura.
Because of the stagnant agriculture, closure of industries and navigation facilities, a drop in fish yields, the death of valuable forest resources, the disappearance of land due to river-bank erosion, the socio-economic condition of the above mentioned regions have also become quite vulnerable along with the environmental degradation (Hossain 1998).
The 747 is equipped with the most modern computerized navigation facilities, but a computer must respond to input provided by human hands.
An FAA "notice of presumed hazard" was issued to Crescent Heights last month, stating that a building that high on the hilly downtown parcel now occupied by a parking garage "would have an adverse physical or electromagnetic interference effect upon navigable air space or air navigation facilities".
The Los Angeles Basin is often considered one of the most complicated and congested airspaces in the country, and for nearly three years the FAA considered the Wilshire Grand a "presumed hazard" not just as an obstruction but also for having "an adverse physical or electromagnetic interference effect" upon the airspace and its navigation facilities.
In addition to greatly improving navigation facilities, the project created two power stations, which are jointly administered by Romania and Serbia.
Such schemes for reclamation, carried out in this way, can simultaneously ensure more valuable new land and improve navigation facilities.
