The phrase "in terms of facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing aspects related to facilities, such as amenities, resources, or infrastructure.
Example: "The hotel is superior to others in terms of facilities, offering a gym, pool, and spa."
Alternatives: "regarding facilities" or "concerning facilities."
In terms of facilities we will be able to match, if not better, anyone.
Natural and non-commercialised, the beach has a small cafe, toilets and shower – but that's it in terms of facilities.
But I think we did a lot in terms of facilities, sports co-ordinators in schools and so on.
"We needed to demonstrate to players like him that our ambitions match theirs, in terms of facilities and attracting players to improve the squad".
If we're here, now we can go here [points up] internally in terms of budgets, in terms of facilities, in terms of wage bill.
I would like to see it better supported globally in terms of facilities, which is why I started my foundation, to help provide more public skateparks.
The proposed distance functions are compared in terms of facility location, allocation of demand points to facilities, logistics cost and response time.
However it is difficult to apply the requirements to research reactor facilities directly because the characteristics in terms of facility scale, purpose, and system design, are different from those of power plants.
In terms of facility type, MCHA/MAs were 53% less likely to be working in hospitals than health centres.
These satellite views further augmented the maps with visual data to inform campaign planning in terms of facility accessibility.
The various environments in which Justice Health staff work vary, sometimes subtly and sometimes significantly, in terms of facility structures, security measures, patient cohorts and other factors that can influence the risk of workplace violence.
