The phrase "at a correctional facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location where individuals are incarcerated or rehabilitated, typically for criminal offenses.
Example: "He spent several years at a correctional facility before being released on parole."
Alternatives: "in a prison" or "within a detention center".
The woman, Teresa Lewis, 41, died by lethal injection at a correctional facility in southeastern Virginia.
Wearing bright orange usually signifies one thing in the human world: residence at a correctional facility.
The former CIA analyst is currently under an 86-day house arrest, having been released from a 30-month sentence at a correctional facility in Loretto, Pennsylvania.
INSIDE PITCH DARRYL STRAWBERRY, who is serving an 18-month sentence at a correctional facility in Gainesville, Fla., for violating probation on cocaine-possession charges, was voted by fans to the Mets' all-Amazin' team.
At a correctional facility, the New York State Training School for Girls in Hudson, N.Y., he studied the interaction of residents, using his findings to make better housing assignments.
She works at a correctional facility for boys, where she passes the time by composing meaningless questionnaires for the mothers who visit the inmates, and lusts for the most handsome of the prison guards.
Health screening at admission to a correctional facility and as a routine part of correctional primary care both protects the facility's population and staff and delivers appropriate prevention to otherwise underserved individuals (Lee et al. 2007).
According to the continuum of care model for HIV in correctional settings (O'Connell et al. 2013), all persons are tested for HIV at intake to a correctional facility unless they specifically decline (i.e., opt-out testing).
Vakhapov had already made a name for himself as a whistleblower against rough treatment before he arrived at Yaroslavl's IK-1, a correctional facility an investigation into which has led to six officers being arrested and further 17 suspended, as well as a senior prison official saying he was "ashamed" of their conduct.
Last week, a six-member team visited the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks, a correctional facility at the Army's Ft. Leavenworth in Kansas.
After retiring from football, Gatski was a scout for the Boston Patriots for two years before becoming head football coach and athletic director at the West Virginia Industrial School for Boys, a correctional facility for young offenders in Pruntytown, West Virginia.
