The phrase "all aspects of facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various components or features of a facility, such as in a report or analysis.
Example: "The audit will cover all aspects of facility management, including maintenance, safety, and compliance."
Alternatives: "every facet of the facility" or "all features of the facility".
Indeed, since cloud computing is an extreme form of outsourcing, which moves data storage and backup, ownership of all facilities, and all aspects of facilities management to a single vendor, its risks are somewhat exacerbated compared to other forms of outsourcing or facilities management.
"And what I got from Bob was that he could internalize all aspects of the facility, from collecting the tolls to emergency services," Mr. Philmus said.
(1) Accreditation agencies which are charged with assessing all aspects of medical facility patient care, e.g., JCAHO, may have access to all confidential and privileged quality assurance records and documents.
The monitor should be empowered to examine and report on all aspects of a facility's operations that affect inmates, including, for example: medical and mental health care; use of force; inmate violence; conditions of confinement; staffing practices; inmate discipline and use of solitary confinement; substance abuse treatment; educational and rehabilitative programming; and re-entry planning.
I co-manage all aspects of the facility – sales and business development, customer relations, accounts receivable, office and property management and much more.
The authors describe strategies to encourage managers' reflective capacities to support them in transitioning from a nursing identity to the leadership identity needed to manage the people and relationships that underpin all aspects of health facility management.
Zone Systems provides the turn-key Zone Systems software, along with a companion point-of-sale system; these will be used to manage all aspects of the facilities operation.
As Void explains, "we went out and asked people about all aspects of the event – what facilities should be onsite, which bands they wanted to see, what they didn't like about other festivals – be it the toilets, or long walks from the car park – and used that to form the festival".
Mr. Keeble, a 29-year veteran of Kmart who once was seen as a possible successor to the former chief executive, Floyd Hall, previously had responsibility for all aspects of store operations, real estate, facilities management, design and construction, and corporate purchasing.
