The phrase "also construction on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing construction projects or developments in a particular area or context.
Example: "In addition to the new shopping center, there is also construction on the highway expansion project."
Alternatives: "further development on" or "additional work on".
It would also delay construction on a number of new mills for at least two years.
Local resistance has also stalled construction on a site in Kyushu, in the south.
By March it will also begin construction on a 325,000-square-foot building, the largest of the planned structures.
In 2002 Israel also began construction on a barrier described as a security measure against suicide attacks; despite a 2003 United Nations General Assembly vote and a nonbinding International Court of Justice ruling condemning the barrier under international law, construction continued.
The law will also restrict construction on steep slopes and limit the construction of new water and sewer lines in the Highlands region, and will ban new development in wooded areas.
Mr. Macdonald said that next year the museum would also begin construction on a $50 million project to double its size, the highlight of which will be the building of a New York City History Learning Center.
Recent satellite imagery of the North's main nuclear complex at Yongbyon, north of Pyongyang, showed that the country has also resumed construction on a nuclear reactor that analysts say is part of the country's efforts to secure fuel for nuclear bombs.
Also under construction on the Strip are Wynn Resorts's Encore, which will open in December, and Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
Weyers has also begun construction on a $750 million, 500-megawatt coal-fired plant that will burn up to 7% less fuel and reduce fine dust emissions by 80%.
It would also delay construction on the National Ecological Observatories Network and take $10 million off plans to refurnish an ocean drilling research vessel, while speeding up construction of an underground neutrino detector in Antarctica by giving it $17 million more than NSF had requested.
