The phrase "athletics complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or area that is designed for various athletic activities, such as sports events, training, and competitions.
Example: "The new athletics complex will host the regional track and field championships next month."
Alternatives: "sports complex" or "athletic facility".
On Thursday, 500 refugees moved into another sports hall, next door to the athletics complex.
The Baker Athletics Complex will hold a day of family activities and, of course, a football game.
The sports center isn't the only change coming to the athletics complex, which faces the waterfront in Inwood Hill Park.
Complimentary shuttle buses will be available from the Morningside campus to and from Baker Athletics Complex for the Homecoming festivities.
A few miles away at the Athletics' complex in Tempe, Giambi said of his Yankees interlude: "I feel like I was away at college and am coming home.
The university opened an indoor athletics complex in 1990 and had hoped to begin building a stadium in 1995 or 1996.
C.W. POST and the State University at Stony Brook have been planning to expand their athletics complexes, but both plans have met resistance.
Eight years after hosting the Games and as Greece prepares to light the flame ahead of London 2012 in Olympia, Athens's Olympic park, once billed as one of the most complete European athletics complexes, is no testimony to past glories.
On the face of it, this is another sad but familiar story of the big-money intercollegiate-athletics complex corrupting the ivory tower.
Jeffrey Kessler, perhaps the nation's premier sports attorney—he helped usher in the concept of free agency has his own moral crusade against the college athletics industrial complex, which he thinks has already benefited from the Northwestern students' narrower unionization drive.
"Performance director is just too broad and wide a role in a sport as complex as athletics," said De Vos.
