'facilities concern' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a problem or worry related to the resources or services available. For example, "The facilities concern has been raised about a lack of parking at the event venue."
While Japan may try to point to the safety of its newer facilities, concerns may run too deep, he said.
The other such initiative is ENVRI, formed by a consortium of all the ESFRI environmental facilities, concerned with developing common approaches to data curation, distribution, and sharing between the next generation of European environmental projects, including a number of test cases based on real geophysical systems.
In trials performed at our facilities concerning I-R in the porcine myocardium, we observed distinct uptake of lactadherin in the ischemic area (unpublished observations by Poulsen RH, Rasmussen JT, Bøtker HE, Falborg L, Heegaard CW, Rehling M) and a corresponding defect in the uptake of MIBI after normalization of the flow in the former obstructed artery [19].
Recognizing the methodological limitation of the DCRP data, several researchers (e.g., Hayes 2013; Tartaro and Ruddell 2006; Winter 2003) supplement the DCRP data with a secondary survey to the facilities concerned to follow up with a more detailed review of the critical incident.
For the selection of professionals and health managers, the inclusion criterion was staff members who were physicians or nurses at the health care facilities concerned.
In Sotnikum and Thmar Pouk, the New Deal prompted the introduction of new institutional arrangements: a Steering Committee to pilot each experiment, management committees for the facilities concerned and a Health Equity Fund to enhance access to the hospital for the poor.
For public health care facilities, concerns were around the infrequent supply of subsidized ITNs from the government and donors, and the fact that the type of ITNs provided were not liked by the community they served.
The evaluation of the capacities of the healthcare facilities concerned, at the first or health centers level, human resources, their types (head nurse, nurse, educator of the diabetics for both levels) and numbers.
On the level of health facility concerning our results investing in equipment and material could be recommended.
These veterans reported that barriers included wait times, distance to the VA facility, concerns about VA staff reputation, paperwork hassle, lack of information, limited service hours, fear/embarrassment/stigma, and having other insurance.
