The phrase "overseas facilities" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to buildings or structures located in another country, often used for business, military, or organizational purposes. Example: Our company has expanded its production capabilities by opening overseas facilities in China and Mexico.
The company has overseas facilities in India, China and Brazil.
But the overseas facilities now under development are well over a year away from production, at best.
The law will require 600 inspections of overseas facilities in the first year, although food safety experts said that may not represent an increase over current levels.
These companies offer to provide personal bodyguards as well as to guard overseas facilities, manage locally hired security staff and deploy personnel to protect ships from pirates.
Mrs. Clinton is seeking to transfer $1.3 billion slated for Iraq-related expenses to put $553 million into additional Marine security guards worldwide, $130 million for diplomatic security personnel and $691 million for improved security at overseas facilities.
Worldwide, sales from overseas facilities in which American companies control ownership rose at an average annual rate of just over 10percentt from 1989 through 2001, the latest year for which data are available.
It opened a small overseas facility in Brazil last week.
The latest incident in Ben Barba's chequered NRL career has left the fullback without a playing contract, undergoing intensive rehabilitation in an overseas facility and facing a difficult road back to professional rugby league fields in Australia.
In 2006, Tokushukai opened its first overseas facility, in Bulgaria, and I had been prepared for its incongruity amid the dreary blocks south of Sofia's downtown.
We would need to expand access to overseas port facilities for ships that stayed abroad, for maintenance and resupply.
Salvation lies abroad: among Japanese manufacturers, only 14% of sales come from overseas production facilities, compared with 32% for American companies, according to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
