The phrase "auxiliary building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a secondary or supplementary structure that supports a primary building or facility.
Example: "The auxiliary building houses the maintenance staff and equipment for the main facility."
Alternatives: "supporting structure" or "secondary building".
Residents say that, as now conceived, the auxiliary building would be so close to their building that 32 windows facing east would be blocked.
Nearby, in an auxiliary building at the BB King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center, board member Allan Hammons was telling a story.
At Three Mile Island, water in the reactor building and the primary auxiliary building gave radiation doses as high as 1,000 rem an hour, said Ronald L. Freemerman, a Bechtel engineer who was the project manager of the cleanup.
Acceleration time histories of reference points in the shield building and auxiliary building were got and floor response spectra were calculated.
Moreover, the dynamic characteristics of shield building and auxiliary building might be changed because of fluid-structure interaction (FSI) of the PCS.
The nuclear island consists of the containment building (the steel containment vessel and the containment internal structures), the shield building and the auxiliary building.
Akin to the domovoy are the spirits of the auxiliary buildings of the homestead.
On either side are smaller palaces, with their own courtyards and auxiliary buildings.
On a scene of the Montauk Lighthouse, he uses dark scallop shells to make the rooftop on the auxiliary buildings.
Its auxiliary buildings, all of sandstone, are adorned with a profusion of elaborate ornament and relief figure sculpture.
Soon thereafter, Mr. Bass directed CB Richard Ellis to sell the 140 acres at the center of the site, where the Biosphere and dozens of auxiliary buildings were constructed.
