"facility inputs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the materials and resources that a facility requires for operations, such as supplies, staff, and energy. For example, "The factory facility inputs included several thousand pieces of specialty equipment."
Under the pilot scheme every health facility inputs their birth registration data into a computer-based application linked to database.
These markets require strong facility inputs, such as skilled health workers, complex clinical protocols to ensure proper use of commodities, robust logistics systems to ensure commodities and equipment remain continuously available at health facilities, and local health budgets.
The model maximizes the expected contribution (to profit), subject to constraints of material balance, facility capacity, facility input, facility output, inventory balance constraints, and additional constraints for non-anticipativity.
These technologies, however, had some disadvantages such as the requirement for high energy and high facilities input.
We isolated the incentive effect from the resource eff ect by increasing comparison facilities' input-based budgets by the average P4P payments made to the treatment facilities.
The research intervention will also supplement (but neither duplicate nor expand) the programme EmONC facility strengthening inputs, where needed.
Data on facility level inputs and outputs were collected at 24 health centres in four districts of Malawi visiting a random sample of government and a convenience sample of Christian Health Association of Malawi (CHAM) health centres.
Here, we describe the status of development on the key engineering and physics issues of the ST, considering in particular application to a component test facility and input to an accelerated programme towards deployed fusion power plants, the so-called "fast track".
In the production process, health facilities turn inputs (factors of production) into outputs (health services).
This pilot study demonstrated to policy-makers the versatility of DEA in measuring inefficiencies among individual facilities and inputs.
Only two of the twelve IC facilities received input from pharmacists and the differences in medical care provision between IC settings are highlighted in Table 2.
