The phrase "armed forces facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to buildings, installations, or areas that are operated by military organizations.
Example: "The government has allocated funds for the maintenance and upgrade of armed forces facilities across the country."
Alternatives: "military installations" or "defense facilities".
By subscribing to the Charter, all members undertake to place at the disposal of the Security Council armed forces and facilities for military sanctions against aggressors or disturbers of the peace.
Tel Aviv is also an important communications hub: the majority of Israel's newspapers including Haʾaretz ("The Land"), Maʿariv ("Evening Prayer"), and Yedioth Aharonoth (Yediʿot Aḥaronot, "Latest News")—and periodicals are published in the city, and it is also the location of most publishing houses, the armed forces broadcasting facilities, and radio and television studios.
armed forces, assistance and facilities..
The term forward basing refers to the equipment, armed forces, and persistent military facilities that are stationed abroad or deployed at sea during peacetime.
In addition, a peacekeeping staff member detained by the Sudanese armed forces at a military facility said that he saw 150 bodies scattered around the grounds and that he was told by a soldier that they had been shot dead.
2) European countries pay more in defense overhead — All armed forces require military bases, training facilities, and administrative support.
Chronic HIV care that includes ART services is being provided in public, private, armed forces, police, and prison health facilities.
The category of patients in the VAED used to represent community-dwelling people includes people from prisons, armed forces base camps/hospitals, supported residential facilities (excluding nursing homes) and special accommodation houses [ 17].
The U.S. armed forces are represented at multiple military facilities on Guam.
