"laboratory room" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a room dedicated to experiments and analysis. For example, "The scientists spent many hours in the laboratory room conducting their experiments."
Class will be in Sapp laboratory, room number TBA.
The Biophysics Core Facility is located in the lower level of the Frick Chemistry Laboratory, room B-16.
Currently, the Chudnovsky Mathematician works at the Institute for Mathematics and Advanced Supercomputing, or imas, which operates out of a laboratory room at Polytechnic University, in downtown Brooklyn.
Ten wetting drying cycles upon thermal shock, from 80 °C to laboratory room temperature, were applied to the masonry panels, and cracks were assessed for each cycle.
To test this hypothesis, they ran an experiment in which they asked participants to fill out questionnaires in a laboratory room.
In a development that could have come out of the pages of a John le Carré novel, the Russians set up a secret shadow laboratory – room 124 – at the official drug-testing site.
Small cell culture facilities can be engineered without making significant modifications to laboratory rooms.
A spokesman for the department, which took over the high-security laboratory from the Department of Agriculture in June 2003, said safety procedures had been stepped up and laboratory rooms disinfected after the incidents, which occurred on June 24 and July 19.
In starkly white laboratory rooms lined with cluttered desks, a segment of Indigo's 80-person staff spends its days isolating microbes from the plants, synthesizing their DNA and looking for markers that indicate they are similar to another microbe with a useful quality.
Scheduled for completion in the late 1980s, Phase 1 will include a 200-bed hospital, offices and examination rooms, a complete pharmacy, and X-ray and laboratory rooms.
The experiment was conducted in three connected laboratory rooms, one for each participant and the third one for the computerized monitoring of the experiment.
