The phrase "army facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to buildings, installations, or areas that are used by the military for various purposes, such as training, housing, or operations.
Example: "The government has allocated additional funds to improve the infrastructure of army facilities across the country."
Alternatives: "military installations" or "armed forces facilities".
Mr. Sarkozy attended a ceremony to open French naval, air and army facilities in Abu Dhabi.
Only Afghan army facilities in the district had not been taken by the insurgents, he said.
Visitors to Miram Shah have said the army facilities are within sight of the Haqqani compounds.
Recruiters fanned out to Army facilities across the country; some commanders even ordered men to attend the sessions.
The target on Wednesday appeared to be a police building, but Pakistani Army facilities also are nearby, said Liaquat Ali Khan, a senior police official here.
After arming themselves with weaponry captured from police and army facilities, they charged westward, hoping to liberate the rest of the country.
In April, Taliban insurgents dressed in army uniforms surged into an army facility in the northern Balkh province, killing dozens of soldiers.
Yingluck arrived at the Royal Thai Army base on Friday morning in a bulletproof vehicle surrounded by bodyguards, local media reported, but left after 30 minutes for another army facility, according to the Associated Press.
One target identified by the group was Holsworthy barracks, an army facility on the south-western edge of Sydney, he said, and surveillance had been carried out at other bases.
The attack at the army facility, the bloodiest in the capital in months, underscored uncertainty about the readiness of Iraq's security forces two weeks before U.S. troop levels are scheduled to drop to 50,000.
Tucker describes how the Soviet Union -- despite having signed the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention, which banned the development, production and stockpiling of germ weapons -- manufactured 20 metric tons of military-grade smallpox, salting it away at an army facility 45 miles northeast of Moscow.
