"prison center" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or institution that serves as a central location for managing and housing prisoners. Example: The new prison center was built with state-of-the-art security measures, making it one of the most advanced facilities in the country.
The uncle said he planned to visit Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who is in a medical prison center at Fort Devens, Mass.
Through the glass separation wall of the visiting room in the Chihuahua women's prison center, Cynthia Kiecker, who is forty-four, doesn't look like a hippie kid anymore.
Afterwards it is shown that the group is unknowingly camped near a prison center.
Susan J. Crawford, the top Bush administration official overseeing the trials of detainees, told the Washington Post that at least one individual held at the prison center at Guantanamo Bay was "tortured".
There was only one prison center in the town.
Perhaps the most striking point is that the state never built a single additional cell of the 53,000 it authorized back in 2007 in AB900, which was supposed to solve the chronic overcrowding problem through new jail space as well as specialized prison centers for re-entry and for incarcerated mothers.
Before it closed its doors, it was the only women's prison centered in New York City.
Inmates who volunteered at Utah State Prison centers last year indexed more than 2 million records, said Wayne Parker, director of LDS Correctional Services for Salt Lake and Summit counties.
State-security vehicles suddenly surrounded them, and Rodríguez was taken to a prison processing center, in Havana, where a sergeant greeted her as the "widow of William Morgan".
Judge McMahon refused to refer Mr. Israel to a prison medical center like the one in Ayer, Mass., to which he was originally assigned.
Judge Burns, in recognition of what Mr. Cunningham's lawyers have described as his failing health, recommended sending him first to a prison medical center for evaluation.
