The phrase "enhancing facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or upgrades to physical spaces or services.
Example: "The university is committed to enhancing facilities to provide a better learning environment for students."
Alternatives: "upgrading amenities" or "improving infrastructure."
Much of this investment goes into constructing hotels, developing resorts, and enhancing facilities serving tourists visiting Angkor Wat and Phnom Penh.
Therefore, in order to increase effectiveness it is crucial to provide a supporting health promotion programme that promotes the utilisation of the offered health enhancing facilities by employees with lifestyle-related risk factors for disease.
(MCH Aide, HC2) User fees had been introduced in the early 1990s in the study area either in the form of consultation fees or prepayment (f.e. Community Health Funds) with the aim of enhancing facilities' ability to improve their quality of care.
The community team provided a platform for CTC providers and facility staff to engage regularly, build a relationship, and thus enhancing facility staff recognition of the CTC providers as members of the formal health system.
"This would provide enhanced facilities for the resort and the general public," he added.
Hislop hopes that if the Soca Princesses make it past Ecuador - the second leg of their play off takes place on 2 December at home in Port of Spain - it will be the booster to enhance facilities outside of the major nations.
It opened on 1 July 2001, and featured lifts and generally enhanced facilities.
Congressman George Miller pushed for the memorial to be upgraded to national park status in 2002, in the knowledge that such status would help the site "become more competitive for federal funds to upgrade and enhance facilities and education materials".
The IMAI guidance for first level health facilities anticipates that the hospital to which the severely ill febrile adult or adolescent is referred will have enhanced facilities for diagnosis and management, but this is not always the case.
In order to enhance facilities' ability to improve their quality of care, in the early 1990s the government of Tanzania introduced user fees either in form of cost sharing or prepayment (i.e. Community Health Funds).
Equipment orientation should allow for the maximum use of prevailing winds to enhance facility performance and provide protection of the environment against excessive pollution.
