The phrase "facility rental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of renting a space or venue for events or activities.
Example: "We need to finalize the facility rental for the conference next month."
Alternatives: "venue rental" or "space rental."
The campaign of Rep. Bill Shuster (Pa). spent more than $6,000 for "event facility rental" in early April.
This agreement provides LCC Head Start with onsite facility rental within the Castle Rock school district and was signed in July of 2017.
He spent more than $423,000 on facility rental and catering at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago, and another $350,000 on travel air on Tag Air, the holding company that owns Trump's jet.
In its campaign finance filings, the Shuster campaign described this $6,038 expense only as "event facility rental". In campaign finance filings, the NRCC described this $701 expense as "travel". The campaign of this Pennsylvania Republican listed $784 as a "food and beverage expense" at the hotel's BLT Prime steakhouse in a campaign finance filing.
Cost savings: Both organizations saved money through joint purchasing, shared use of transportation, shared expenses for facility rental, creating a consolidated preferred vendor program and joint staff training.
Specimens and specimen cases were part of the university's scientific collection, and the exhibition was held in a classroom at the high school, hence requiring no facility rental fees.
The rest is made up from sponsorships, food sales, facility rentals, private grants and educational programs.
This was exclusive of railway tax accruals, equip ment rentals and joint facility rentals amounting to $224‐mil lion, miscellaneous deductions totaling $24‐million and fixed charges interest on debt and rentals for leased roads— amounting to $97.7‐million.
Pine Manor brought in only $1.5 million in fund-raising and $1.4 million through dorm and other facility rentals last year, barely making a dent in the institution's $20 million annual operating budget.
The filings also show that the group has spent more than $160,000 at Trump Organization properties, the vast majority of which — $154,000 — went to the Trump International Hotel for facility rentals and catering.
Unlike varsity student-athletes, they're required to pay in large part for their own uniforms, equipment, coaches, league dues, travel fees, competition and tournament fees and off-campus facility rentals.
