The phrase "renovate facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to refer to the process of improving, repairing, or updating facilities or buildings. For example, "The school board is investing in a project to renovate the school's outdated facilities."
The $20 million will be used to increase student financial aid, develop and expand programs, retain and recruit faculty members, and build and renovate facilities on campuses in St .Paul and Minneapolis.
Because it now appears that the prison will remain open indefinitely, the United States Southern Command, which overseas Guantánamo, has requested nearly $200 million to renovate facilities that were built to be temporary and are now deteriorating, including barracks and a meal hall for the guards.
Overall, the goal is to renovate facilities, beef up the workforce and invest in technology that will lead to the production of more fuel efficient cars.
The competitive funding will allow the bus systems to purchase replacement buses, renovate facilities and implement security improvements like on-board security cameras.
Spotting that trend, five-star hotels have been opening or renovating facilities in resort areas like Hawaii, California, southern Arizona and elsewhere close to home.
Thanks to the rare mass upgrade of public infrastructure, almost all N.F.L. franchises now play in brand new, or significantly renovated, facilities.
He said that he was a civil engineer and that he had worked on renovating facilities for biological, chemical and nuclear weapons in wells, private villas and even under the Saddam Hussein Hospital in Baghdad.
Modernized physical environment The VET schools have been modernized (renovated facilities, modern equipment).
The school's 316-acre campus features more than $250 million in new or renovated facilities.
HMA is renovating facilities, adding new cardiology and orthopedic centers and increasing its staffing of nurses to give those docs more of a helping hand at the hospital.
Engaging an experienced architect or vivarium planner is a necessary part of the design of new and extensively renovated facilities, but, even before working with these consultants, veterinarians and vivarium managers can develop a basic understanding of the principles and components that will facilitate the design process.
