The phrase "day care facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to places that provide childcare services during the day, usually while the parents are at work. For example: "Many working parents rely on day care facilities to care for their children during the day."
"The Family Day Care Training program at the Greyston Foundation trains women to run licensed day care facilities out of their homes," Ms. Hall said.
Two months ago, Google held a series of secret focus groups with employees who have children in Google's day care facilities.
My hope is that the growing popularity of dogs will lead to more dogs as companions to people in nursing homes, adult day care facilities and maybe even hospitals.
It also rehabilitated and improved day care facilities and health centers.
The businesses range in purpose and services, from salons to landscaping to day care facilities.
They were recruited in day care facilities where two caregivers independently gave their ratings based on their clinical observation on a daily basis during the same month.
Meanwhile, the debate on the reform of the education system centred on increased spending on day-care facilities.
Some banks put water bowls by their front doors, and dog day-care facilities take time to serve pets the specially packed lunches their owners make for them.
This new initiative, and the increased government funding of day-care facilities, led to uncertainty within the conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
Shaw's work has already inspired a following among day-care facilities in several states that are now supplying music and drumming for their charges.
All the other patients were discharged from the day-care facilities after a 2-h post-procedural observational period.
