The phrase "atomic plant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility that generates energy through nuclear reactions, commonly known as a nuclear power plant.
Example: "The government is investing in the construction of a new atomic plant to meet the growing energy demands of the region."
Alternatives: "nuclear power station" or "nuclear facility".
Although Mr Vanunu was suspected to have Palestinian sympathies, he was allowed to leave Israel after being laid off from his job at the atomic plant last November.
Hinkley is the first new atomic plant planned in the UK for two decades and is a flagship project promoted at the very highest level of government.
The papers have been running character sketches of him as a liberal professorial type who chose to visit Oxford instead of an atomic plant.
But sources said they believed the equipment would be used to help in concreting all roads and tracks within a 20-mile radius of the Chernobyl atomic plant.
(Economic Times) The 2,000-megawatt 2,000-megawattmic plant in Tamil Nadu is facing considerable opposition with local residents and activists fearing the safety of the plant.
In 1974, Mr. Mazzocchi was the union's main adviser to Karen Silkwood, an atomic plant worker from Oklahoma, before she died in a mysterious car accident while driving to meet a journalist to publicize safety problems at her plant.
Whether it's from burning fossil fuels, from atomic plants, from wind, solar, or whatever.
Many of them cited well-known failures in safeguarding secrets and detecting atomic plants.
Moreover, he gained wide access to America's atomic plants, a feat unknown for any other Soviet spy.
That month the state-run power company EDF filed a complaint with police after detecting small aerial vehicles zipping over seven atomic plants.
Adding to worries about geopolitical instability, North Korea said it had restarted the atomic plants at the center of its suspected nuclear weapons program.
