"function hall" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a large room or hall used to host events such as weddings, parties, and conferences. For example, "We are looking for a function hall that can accommodate up to 200 people."
"Our No. 1 concern is that it not be a function hall," he said.
The restaurant is part of a larger complex that includes a function hall and, out back, the real draw, a tree-lined beer garden.
It has four tasting rooms in addition to this main one in Hammonton, which looks like a function hall from the entrance.
People would be able to sign their marriage contracts wherever they wanted – in a church, a function hall, a forest or a kitchen – with whatever kind of ceremony they wanted.
Meanwhile, the political "debate" seems fixated on the date of the budget and the related question of the date of the election, and whether it will be a double dissolution, parsing the prime minister's language and reading deep meaning into the fact that there has been a May 3 booking in the parliament's main function hall.
To applause from the hundreds of shareholders gathered at the meeting at a function hall in Wembley Stadium she also said M&S's clothing sizes were inconsistent so that she could wear anything from "a size eight to a size 16".
I'd been to parties at function halls with my family, so I wasn't unfamiliar with partying.
In most cases, however, these applications are limited to collecting and displaying data and involves limited use of targeted spatial analysis functions (Hall 2015).
The rectangular-shaped hall is a ceremonial functions hall, where the most important religious and state ceremonies are held.
The Reduta Jazz Club is the city's most "muso" jazz club, hosting huge stars in a function-hall atmosphere.
a The Seebeck coefficient as a function of Hall carrier concentration with the effective mass as a fitting parameter.
