The phrase "army facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or installation operated by the military, typically for training, administration, or support purposes.
Example: "The new recruits were sent to the army facility for basic training before being deployed."
Alternatives: "military base" or "defense installation".
From the north, wind whispered across the Dugway Proving Ground, a vast Army facility in the Great Salt Lake Desert.
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.
One focal point of the F.B.I. inquiry was the Dugway Proving Ground in the Utah desert, an Army facility where scientists made powdered forms of anthrax to test decontamination methods.
This was consistent with a broader White House campaign, which President Bush himself launched in a Veterans Day speech — delivered at an Army facility before a uniformed audience, hardly a suitable venue for a partisan attack — that pictured "Democrats and antiwar critics" as undermining the troops.
Correction: November 13 , 2002 Wednesday A report by The Associated Press in the National Briefing column in some copies yesterday about a man suspected of having broken into military networks misspelled the name of an Army facility in New Jersey where federal charges were expected.
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.
Despite serious head injuries Malala survived thanks to emergency care at Pakistani army facilities and subsequent surgery and rehabilitation at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
After arming themselves with weaponry captured from police and army facilities, they charged westward, hoping to liberate the rest of the country.
