The phrase "all types of infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various categories or forms of infrastructure, such as transportation, utilities, and communication systems.
Example: "The government is investing in all types of infrastructure to improve the country's economy and quality of life."
Alternatives: "all forms of infrastructure" or "various kinds of infrastructure".
If that approach was applied to all types of infrastructure, it could help vital development to proceed without simply imposing it on unwilling and unconsulted residents.
Whether Wall Street likes it or not, open-source software has become the de facto delivery model for all types of infrastructure software — and all of tomorrow's enterprise-IT giants will have to embrace it.
However, for the majority of countries carbon pricing revenues would not be sufficient to pave all unpaved roads, and for most countries in Sub-Saharan Africa they would be insufficient to provide universal access to all types of infrastructure except water.
High voltage overhead transmission lines are a type of infrastructure with a major impact on landscape quality.
Although traditionally, infrastructure included only all human-made assets, since the 1980s, both scientists and conservationists have suggested that ecosystems should be also considered as a type of infrastructure.
Virtualized environments are vulnerable to all types of attacks for normal infrastructures; however, security is a greater challenge as virtualization adds more points of entry and more interconnection complexity [45].
The select three technologies are (a) off-grid which is defined as a hybrid of solar photovoltaic (PV) and diesel generator for household and productive use, respectively, (b) mini-grid which is defined as diesel generator plant with LV supply for all types of demand (productive, household, social infrastructure, etc).
Turnbull, who describes himself as "a notorious user of public transport", argued cities needed connectivity and decision makers should not discriminate against particular types of infrastructure.
The World Bank's Laura Gomez-Merandnd Gonzalo Varela suggest the development of other types of infrastructure – transport and information communication technologies – would encourage investment in the energy sector.
