'facility renovation' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to the renovation of a facility or to the act of renovating a facility. Example sentence: The company is planning to invest in facility renovation in order to increase efficiency.
James Steward, named in January as the new director of the Princeton University Art Museum, brings a proven record in fundraising, facility renovation and expansion, and outreach to students — areas on which Princeton must focus as it moves forward, according to professor emeritus John Wilmerding, chairman of the search committee.
(6.75% goes to the central Harvard Administration, 5% goes to Dining Services to pay for managing the facility, and another 5% goes into a fund to pay for dining facility renovation costs). In general, Harvard Dining Services works as a "contractor" in that any of these operations can decide to bring in an outside contractor to run the dining service.
Ross had shown recruits stadium and facility renovation plans as an indication of the program's direction, and when they did not come to fruition, he felt that he had misled the players.
The majority of boys from integrated facilities reported an improvement in most public health facilities such as facility renovation, better HSP attitude/approach and relationship with clients.
For example, how will needed improvements which involve capital costs such as facility renovation or the purchase of large equipment be addressed?
However, in many districts, the CHF revenue which can be used to finance drug and supply purchases or the repair of equipment, minor facility renovation is only partially used.
"The need for additional academic programs and facility renovations forced the increase," said Phyllis Miller, a university spokeswoman.
Sections 7000 through 7002 thereof contain a number of subtitles with headings such as "Limitation on Luxury Expenditures," including such expenditures as "entertainment or events," "office and facility renovations," and "aviation or other transport services".
Neese should know; his company, Charlottesville, Va.-based 3D EnviroLogics, helps institutions cut costs through remediation prior to and during facility renovations and demolitions.
The Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island will undergo a $27.25 million renovation that includes long-planned safety and other critical facility renovations beginning in late October.
There are changes still to come, and Szefc hopes to have the final two phases of the program's facility renovations finished over the next 2 1/2 years.
