"facility space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used in the context of real estate or construction, to refer to a designated area or building specifically used for a particular purpose or function within a larger facility. Example: The new office building includes a designated facility space for employee training and development workshops.
As an organization managed and operated entirely by student volunteers, we don't have the financial resources, equipment, or facility space to sustain our current and projected levels of printing demand.
Most recently, Sendero Verde is expected to include 655 mixed-income residential units, 10,000 sf of retail, 150,000 sf of community facility space, 20,000 sf courtyard, and 4 community gardens.
The graphic results readily present the utilization of facility space and water resources and clearly indicate opportunities to improve facility efficiency in a new simulation providing a rapid means of iterating design changes until the exercise generates the most favorable facility.
The demand for summer enrichment program space in particular now exceeds available facility space.
They have one of the most talented management teams in the health care facility space, if not the entire REIT space.
Philip Ng of the Far East Organization donated 18,000 square feet of facility space in the Novena Specialist Center in 2011.
The district would be responsible for leasing facility spaces and providing curriculum materials.
Now, without any additional public subsidies, a plan is moving forward that will produce 700,000 square feet of residential, commercial and community-facility space on this land.
It has cooking and medical facilities, space for recreational activities and provisions for women and religious observance.
The Committee assesses classroom and teaching facilities space and recommends improvements that better meet the pedagogical needs of the University.
The building, it learned, received a bonus allowing it to be built larger, often up to 20percentt larger, in exchange for providing "community facilities" — space for doctor's offices, schools or dormitories — under a provision of the zoning code.
