The phrase "a construction permit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an official document that authorizes the holder to proceed with construction activities.
Example: "Before starting the building project, we need to apply for a construction permit from the local authorities."
Alternatives: "building permit" or "construction license".
"We found only a very, very, very limited number of banks that would even consider making a loan, and the most generous of them gave us a construction permit for about 50 percent of the cost of constructing the building".
Finally, in 1997, a construction permit was granted.
There's no assurance that a town would grant a construction permit that a village had denied.
Getting a construction permit in Mexico takes an annoying two-and-a-half months; in Argentina it takes a year.
Hayri talked about the rules of excavation and the difficulties of getting a construction permit in the old city.
Mr. Obama has said that the company must reroute the pipeline to avoid sensitive lands and waters before he will consider granting a construction permit.
Still, Molycorp has been executing on things in its control, recently securing a final construction permit and striking a deal with Sumitomo for the $130 million Molycorp needs to finish funding its business plan.
Builders must obtain a county construction permit and approval from a design review board at the resort, which wants only "mountain-style architecture," meaning no Mediterranean villas.
The designer may have been Judson E. Schnall, a Brooklyn-based architect whose name appears on a city construction permit for the address, 288 Lenox Avenue, in 1938.
The company not only needs a presidential permit from the national government, but a renewed construction permit from the state of South Dakota.
The Army's approval of a final construction permit comes two weeks after Trump signed an executive order aimed at pushing the controversial project forward.
