"scientific facilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to physical infrastructure related to research or experiments, such as laboratory equipment or research centers. Example sentence: "The new university has state-of-the-art scientific facilities to support its research activities."
Its members are hardcore zealots committed to a cause and think nothing of burning down residential homes and scientific facilities.
But it had a billion dollars in assets, state-of-the-art scientific facilities, highly qualified experts and political connections within the Japanese establishment.
A large part of its problem is that the country simply does not have adequate scientific facilities to analyse samples on the scale now being demanded.
Harvard announced that it would expand its scientific facilities with a 500,000-square-foot science and technology complex in the Allston section of Boston.
Luckily, I've made plans to get a tour of the Atmospheric Research Observatory AROone ofe of the main scientific facilities here a short distance from the station.
He added: "The new building has been completed, so we at last have proper exhibition space, new conservation and scientific facilities, and first-class accommodation for our growing research activities.
Today at universities around the country chemists are celebrating the much-needed upgrade of a major UK scientific facility.
It is effectively the UK's largest scientific facility, but formed of universities the length and breadth of the UK.
It featured a number of survivors from a plane crash, stranded on a strange island that contained dangerous creatures and a seemingly deserted scientific facility.
Xbox One, PC; Square Enix; cert: 16 ★★★★ A lone woman explores a mysterious scientific facility, solving environmental puzzles while conversing with a sinister AI.
She gets by on sign language (clarified by yellow subtitles), a genial courtesy, and a habitual rhythm to her life: a bath, a shoeshine, a bus trip, and a hard night's toil as a cleaner at a scientific facility.
