The phrase "addressed facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a facility that has been specifically mentioned or designated for a particular purpose.
Example: "The report was sent to the addressed facility for further processing and evaluation."
Alternatives: "designated facility" or "specified facility".
They are, for example, pro-active in addressing facility problems and strengthening facility services, and take steps to manage staff and relationships.
The pilot provided an important example of the health sector determining their role in addition to effectively engaging with WASH actors to address facility-focused improvements in areas of overlapping operations.
"In the face of the need to address facilities management, the college could have made other choices," said Barry Schwartz, chairman of Kenyon's Board of Trustees, in a forum on campus.
The support package is tailored to address facility-specific gaps based on a systematic and participatory analysis.
This study showed that IMCI clinical mentors were seeking to address facility-level systems challenges that led to stock-outs, but there was also a need to improve these systems at a district or national level.
In 2011, a situation analysis in the 8 intervention districts identified the need to improve PHC providers' knowledge and competence in managing maternal and newborn care and to address facility-level factors such as drug stock-outs and lack of infrastructure.
To address this, direct facility funding (DFF) was piloted in Coast Province, Kenya, with health facility committees (HFCs) responsible for managing the funds.
Some problems could not be addressed by facility staff, and ZDF and Jhpiego offered assistance with these.
On the second day all facility managers and district managers met in a workshop to review the results, to identify key constraints that needed to be addressed at facility level and to draw up action plans.
