The phrase "abandoned facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe buildings or structures that have been deserted or left unused.
Example: "The city plans to renovate the abandoned facilities to create a new community center."
Alternatives: "derelict buildings" or "vacant structures".
When I was house-hunting in Kabul earlier this year, most of the available properties were the abandoned facilities of long-departed international organizations.
We held our meetings in the abandoned facilities of Stalinist academia, amid discarded Soviet text books, busts of Lenin, minutes of central committees that no longer existed.
The lack of specific federal or state rules dealing with abandoned facilities on the tundra has resulted in restoration of fewer than 1percentt of the dormant drilling pads, roads, or other abandoned, gravel-covered areas in the region, the experts said.
A team at Yale University found that several major sources of recyclable iron, such as the abandoned facilities and containers, are generally known to industry but not well quantified.
The country is littered with abandoned facilities, that once were competitive enterprises, but now have been sacrificed to enrich hedge funds and CEOs.
Together with his wife, Michelle, he converted the abandoned facilities into a resort, accommodating guests on the tennis grounds and serving meals in the old squash club bar.
"You go in there and you think you are in an abandoned facility.
I'm always building up little stories in my head and the time it takes to travel between some of the more distant planets in any given system affords you plenty of time to speculate about what you'll find when you reach that distress beacon, or crash site, or abandoned facility.
Although this study did not include individual-level information, rates of total cancer and most cancer sites in the Champaign County area and zip codes circumscribing the abandoned facility were lower versus similar comparison areas, and based on nationally standardised rates of cancer.
An armed force set up to protect Libya's oil assets – the only effective source of income for the failing state – has been accused of siphoning off supplies and then abandoning facilities to advancing Isis fighters, actions that have resulted in more than $60 billion revenue being lost.
"If Pyongyang ultimately abandons facilities to launch large rockets it only began building in 2011, that could have important implications for North Korea's space launch programme as well as the development of long-range missiles intended to deliver nuclear weapons," Joel Wit, a former US State Department official and now editor of 38 North, said in an email.
