The phrase "a recent bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a bridge that has been constructed or completed not long ago.
Example: "The city celebrated the opening of a recent bridge that connects the downtown area to the waterfront."
Alternatives: "a newly built bridge" or "a recently constructed bridge."
If the Secretary determines that the request is reasonable, the Secretary shall require a railroad to submit a public version of the most recent bridge inspection report, such as a summary form, for a bridge subject to a request under subparagraph (A).
Gina Gionfriddo, whose play "Squalor" opens the show, slips in a reference to the recent bridge collapse in Minnesota on the way to telling a lively tale about a crusader (Carrie Shaltz) who trolls the Internet looking for pedophiles, accompanied by a reluctant sidekick (David Wilson Barnes).
Sitting South in a recent rubber bridge game was Florine Atkins Garber, whose husband, Keith Garber, is one of the managers of the newly expanded FrankLin Club (340 Dogwood Avenue in Franklin Square on Long Island).
That sounds like a familiar political situation, but it refers to recent bridge scheduling.
In Oregon, low bids for recent bridge projects came in at $18 million, about 10percentt below what the state had projected.
Recent bridge designs have created efficient prestressed concrete girder sections with thin webs, and high levels of prestress.
The Secretary shall instruct bridge experts to obtain copies of the most recent bridge management programs of each railroad within the expert's areas of responsibility, and require that experts use those programs when conducting bridge observations.
The recent BRIDGE study supports earlier observations that bipolar II disorder may be misdiagnosed as major depressive disorder (Angst et al. 2012) and, in a large cohort study, at least 86% of patients whose diagnosis changed from major depressive disorder to bipolar disorder (i.e., approximately 10% of patients) had bipolar II disorder (Li et al. 2012).
Recent bridge collapses in Minnesota and Washington weren't due to inadequate maintenance.
The potential repercussions of ignoring the funding shortage are huge, as recent bridge collapses in Minnesota and Washington state have shown.
