The phrase "adverse construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a situation where a provision or clause in a contract or statute is interpreted in a way that is unfavorable to one party.
Example: "The court ruled that the adverse construction of the contract favored the defendant, leading to a dismissal of the plaintiff's claims."
Alternatives: "unfavorable interpretation" or "negative construction".
She added that her region had never taken such action before, but that "this view is so important that the adverse impacts of construction of high-rise building cannot be condoned".
The adverse impact of construction on the environment significantly promotes the development of the green building concept worldwide.
Employment of the new model will increase the efficiency of deployment of required best management practices, designed based on TSS PSD, to minimize potential adverse effects of construction site runoff on aquatic life in the receiving watercourses.
To mitigate the adverse environmental effects of construction, the solution for many eco-conscious architects and homeowners is much closer than one might think: opting for locally sourced and responsibly harvested timbers and woods.
"In April 2010, when the State Department issued its Draft Environmental Impact Statement, which said the pipeline "would result in limited adverse environmental impacts during both construction and operation".
The research also adds to the knowledge on how to reduce adverse environmental impacts caused by construction activities in rapidly developing economies.
The draft review noted a number of potentially serious concerns, including risks to groundwater and wetlands, wildlife impacts and even greenhouse gas emissions, but ultimately concluded that "the proposed Keystone XL Project would result in limited adverse environmental impacts during both construction and operation".
This skewed size distribution has an adverse effect on physical map construction, because it will increase the likelihood of overlaps between unrelated AFLP fragments [ 35].
Slowing construction in the United States, adverse currency movements and the recent $643 million acquisition of Baan, a money-losing Dutch company that makes software, have hurt earnings, the company said.
