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The phrase "a processing center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or location where data or information is processed, often in the context of technology or logistics.
Example: "The company has established a new processing center to handle the increased volume of data from its clients."
Alternatives: "data processing facility" or "information processing hub."
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It is mainly a processing center.
The prisoners were subjected to body searches at a processing center.
When the internment directive was put in place, he refused to register at a processing center and was jailed.
They come in without an address and are sent to a processing center in Alaska, where volunteers answer them.
Six hours later, Major Hasan walked into a processing center at Fort Hood where soldiers get medical attention before being sent overseas.
If you remove the children that night, you will take them to a processing center to be assigned to a temporary foster home.
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The thermoregulatory system consists of an afferent sensory limb, a central processing center, and an efferent response limb.
They shuffled uncertainly under the hostile gaze of Syrian troops and intelligence officers toward a makeshift processing center in a run-down banquet hall.
She eventually set her family's dwelling on fire, and is now confined to a medical ward in a Refugee Processing Center. .
Women and children wait in a holding cell at a U.S. Border Patrol processing center after being detained by agents near the U.S.-Mexico border on September 8, 2014, near McAllen, Texas.
State-security vehicles suddenly surrounded them, and Rodríguez was taken to a prison processing center, in Havana, where a sergeant greeted her as the "widow of William Morgan".
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