The phrase "expensive facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a place such as a gym, school, or spa where you have to pay a high price for the services and features it offers. For example, "I was surprised by how expensive the facilities were at the new gym."
Revenue-generating sports are partly to blame, with their huge payrolls, expensive facilities and rosters filled with benchwarmers.
The report's authors said that money spent on changing people's behavior saves more lives than money for expensive facilities like hospitals and high-tech equipment.
They see it as a way of cutting out the running costs of expensive facilities in return for an initial capital payment.
Further investigation reveals that so many local children were breaking in to avail themselves of the expensive facilities that the local mayor decided to open it as a pool.
The author, who caused controversy when he called a pupil fat in a reality TV show, claimed that good teachers and tougher discipline would be more useful than extra resources and expensive facilities.
Long-term-care facilities represent a significant extension of the hospital health care system, helping to conserve expensive facilities for the acutely ill and improving the prospects of the chronically disabled.
But for many of the prisoners, the rural isolation of this expensive facility will hurt their chances of returning permanently to their families and communities after doing their time.
William Lietzau, the top detainee policy official at the Pentagon, argued that the difficulty the administration has had in closing the prison — which it sees as a propaganda symbol for terrorists and as a much more expensive facility to operate than a domestic one — should be considered separately from its effort to develop "principled, credible and sustainable" detention policies.
However, the need for either high-energy consumption or expensive facility would limit its practical application.
It was the most expensive facility built for the games, costing $200 million.
Instead of being landlords of an aging and expensive facility, we now put our energy into the worship and community life of our people.
