The two words "media facilities" are correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "media facilities" when referring to the physical assets used for mass media production such as recording studios, editing suites, or broadcast vans. For example: "The production team used the company's high-end media facilities to record and edit the video."
3,000 – the number of journalists the COP media facilities can accommodate.
Known for its media facilities and graphics industry, Deventer also has machine shops and foundries.
They have also been accused by Human Rights Watch of "targeting civilians" in a string of attacks on media facilities two years ago.
The working area around the track for photographers was crude, but team, track and media facilities were up to world standards.
"I think there was enough bad international publicity about the killings and assaults on individuals and media facilities that the preferred tactic has become intimidation," he said.
Alderson, who also runs the Pleasance theatre in London, said he expected existing technicians to be hired to put up and run a very large number of corporate events, Olympics-related sites and media facilities across the capital.
He was only barred from the media facility after the event, which was only open to reporters with press credentials.
The church calls it "the most modern and sophisticated digital media facility of its kind on the planet".
Located in Manhattan's Flatiron District, General Assemb.ly includes an event space with capacity for 200 attendees, a 35-person classroom, a library, seminar rooms, a media facility, kitchen and bar, mailroom, lockers, a bike storage area and two work spaces for its invited members.
Later he ran the media facility for the U.S. Treasury Department, coordinating press conferences and high-level government meetings like the G7.
All media was obtained from the hospital media facility.
