"teaching facility" is a valid expression in English and can be used in both spoken and written contexts.
For example: The college recently opened a state-of-the-art teaching facility in the new science wing.
She's also an associate professor of neurology there with a teaching facility currently affiliated with the Drexel University College of Medicine.
Address: Main campuses in Luton and Bedford, with a teaching facility and conference centre in Putteridge Bury, a country house just outside Luton.
Outdoor learning: as Britain's first marine academy we make full use of the fantastic natural environment that surrounds us and use the region as an unrivalled teaching facility to stimulate and inspire our students.
Professor Vidic's office sits a stone's throw from the Chevron Science Center, a 15-storey state-of-the-art chemistry laboratory and teaching facility made possible by the philanthropically-minded corporation.
The Chicago campus has recently added a remote teaching facility to ensure that classes can be held as scheduled even when faculty are unable to travel to the London campus.
SHANGHAI — The University of California, Berkeley announced this week that it plans to open a large research and teaching facility here as part of a broader plan to bolster its presence in China.
Regional and distant disease were more commonly treated at teaching facilities, whereas gynecologic cancer treated at non-teaching facilities was more commonly localized disease.
Many hospitals are clinical teaching facilities attached to medical schools.
And we will invest £200 million in new teaching facilities for science and engineering in our universities.
It is part of a program announced last spring by President Kwame Nkrumah to strengthen teaching facilities in the country.
The converted warehouse also includes artists' studios and teaching facilities for Northumbria University's fine art department, plus a restaurant and the Stand Comedy Club in the basement.
