The phrase "atomic facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to nuclear energy, research, or any facility that involves atomic technology or processes.
Example: "The government has invested heavily in the development of a new atomic facility to enhance our energy resources."
Alternatives: "nuclear facility" or "atomic research center".
Although the technology isn't new, the scale of the Fukushima Daiichi project is unprecedented for an atomic facility.
Tepco is hoping to receive the go-ahead to restart its Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, the biggest atomic facility in the world, in Niigata prefecture early next year.
All available building supplies in the area were still going to the atomic facility at Los Alamos, and it was almost impossible, she says, to buy a nail.
The Guardian Yemen radioactive stocks 'were easy al-Qaida target' as solo sentry had been removed from atomic facility and CCTV system was broken El Pais The judicial system in Morocco is not independent and the judges are incompetent.
E.ON, the German-owned gas and electricity company that has faced ferocious protests over its plans to build a coal-fired power station at Kingsnorth in Kent, would not say whether it would put in a bid for Oldbury but admitted it was interested in the land coming up for sale next to an old atomic facility there.
Now decommissioned, around 80percentt of Britain's nuclear waste is currently stored above ground at the former atomic facility.
Like many other towns located near atomic facilities, Satsumasendai's economy was heavily dependent on nuclear power.
Since 1970, its diplomats say, it has been a member in good standing of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which bars states without nuclear weapons from acquiring them, and also requires that civilian atomic facilities be inspected by international observers.
WASHINGTON — International inspectors who gained access to Iran's newly revealed underground nuclear enrichment plant voiced strong suspicions in a report on Monday that the country was concealing other atomic facilities.
Israel has successfully test-fired a missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and striking Iran, fanning a public debate over whether the country's leaders are agitating for a military attack on Tehran's atomic facilities.
The nuclear sites - particularly Sizewell in Suffolk and Bradwell in Essex - are prime locations for a new generation of atomic facilities which EDF and a supportive UK government want at a time of increasing concerns about energy security and climate change.
