"sufficient facility" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when referring to a place that provides adequate resources for a certain purpose. For example: "We need to find a location with a sufficient facility to run our workshop."
Students for whom English is a second language are expected to acquire sufficient facility in English to be an effective teacher.
Language: reading knowledge of a non-native language in which a substantial linguistic literature is written, with sufficient facility to understand and interpret linguistic research published in that language, or in-depth research on the structure of a non-native language.
The inclusion criteria for patients were that the main diagnosis was one of the seven selected brain disorders; that the patient was at least 18 years old and had sufficient facility with the language of the country to understand all aspects of the study for purposes of consent; and that, finally, the patient agreed to participate and had signed the informed consent form.
The Federal Government lacks sufficient facilities to house families together.
The primary and secondary education system is similarly overextended, lacking sufficient facilities and teachers to cope with population growth.
"Also of concern is whether or not there are sufficient facilities and healthcare available for people living with mental distress in both Doncaster and Liverpool today".
Owed about €13m by its debt-ridden health insurance funds, the hospital, which is already sending samples to private labs for want of sufficient facilities, will soon be struggling for the basics, he said.
Finally, and least concretely, energy experts agree that even if there were more investment in research, a price on carbon, and some kind of regulatory framework, we would still lack one vital thing: sufficient facilities to demonstrate and test new energy technologies.
The lack of sufficient facilities in the city center and in the new settlements is the reason for the assignment of the value "1" to the availability of education, care, and sports facilities and the availability of commercial and industrial facilities indicators for the relief phase, because this problem is characteristic of this phase.
System adequacy relates to the existence of sufficient facilities within the system to satisfy the customer load demand whereas system security relates to the ability of the system to respond to disturbances arising within that system, i.e. N−1 contingency events.
In view of the fact that the majority of universities are not equipped with sufficient facilities and staff to offer the much-needed counseling services for their students (John Tung Foundation 2012; Ministry of Education, Taiwan 2012), this study was carried out to examine whether SL can serve as a viable alternative.
