The phrase "a form of infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or categories of infrastructure, such as physical, digital, or social infrastructure.
Example: "Public transportation is considered a form of infrastructure that supports urban development and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a type of infrastructure" or "a category of infrastructure".
Most of our neighbouring countries accept that housing is so closely linked to economic performance that it is in fact a form of infrastructure.
It's this: over the last 30 years we've come to see housing not as a form of infrastructure or public service, but as an asset.
Such efforts, proponents argue, demonstrate that, although the Internet may once have been a luxury, these days it's a form of infrastructure, not dissimilar to water pipes or roads — and that towns lacking reliable access to it risk falling behind.
To offer any kind of guiding hand on the role that housing plays, government must now make a fundamental change to its approach: it should label housing as a form of infrastructure.
"Government information is a form of infrastructure, no less important to our modern life than our roads, electrical grid or water systems," says Carl Malamud, the boss of a group called Public.Resource.Org that puts government data online.
We'll also need to use nature itself as a form of "soft" infrastructure.
Because standards are a form of technical infrastructure, they have considerable public good content.
Our aim is to gain a more precise understanding of communities of practice, including their capacity as a form of social infrastructure to further knowledge translation and sustain collaborative efforts across traditional health care jurisdictions and disciplines.
I'm seeing ourselves watching ourselves and it's deeply frightening, as a new form of infrastructure that relentlessly monitors and peels back our privacy, our mysteriousness, our individuality, in every way.
Among managers and employees alike, communities of practice are a compelling form of infrastructure because collaboration is organized around knowledge domains, not products or markets; this appeals to an increasingly educated workforce operating in settings where innovation is valued.
And as the cloud becomes a more reliable form of infrastructure, a database in the cloud makes sense for apps.
