The phrase "overall facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a physical space (such as a building) or the services provided in it. For example, "The overall facility of the school is quite impressive, with modern classrooms, a library, and a gym."
In addition, the advancement on overall facility design is an indispensable aspect for demonstration and commercialization of the pyroprocessing.
Having the services they need throughout the day provided by the overall facility staff helps to enhance their privacy as well.
By turning off lighting and air ventilation system, elevated CO2 effects were measured in plant chamber and overall facility during a 1 h period.
"The overall facility is old and has not been fully renovated in years," said John T. McNeill, associate director of food services, before the decision to reopen Pritchett was made.
In this study, we examine the effect of modern and traditional home pen design, overall facility design, husbandry, history of regulated procedures, strain and sex on welfare-indicating behaviours and mechanical pressure threshold.
At the Morris Center Y.M.C.A. at Cedar Knolls, $4 million raised through individual and corporate donors was used primarily to acquire a neighboring building and to place an expanded child-care center in it, enlarging the overall facility to 57,000 square feet, from 37,000.
Legislators on both sides of the aisle predicted, though, that the social services consolidation was likely to be the least controversial part of Mr. Suozzi's overall facilities plan, which he hopes to complete in 2007.
The overall facility-level workload ratio was not significantly different between the two groups.
The primary endpoint measure of QUARITE is overall facility-based maternal mortality (number of maternal deaths divided by the number of women giving birth in the facility).
Perhaps the needed critical mass had not been achieved, limiting the potential impact of those trained on overall facility-level practices.
The World Health Organization (WHO) Global Survey on Maternal and Perinatal Health reported that in 2007 08 the overall facility-based CD rate was estimated to be 27.3percentt in Asia with the highest estimate for China at 46.2percentt [ 7].
