The phrase "and infrastructure will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future developments or plans related to infrastructure in a sentence.
Example: "The government has announced that funding for transportation and infrastructure will be allocated next year."
Alternatives: "and infrastructure is set to be" or "and infrastructure is going to be".
New spending on schools and infrastructure will be a tougher sell, and that is unfortunate.
As for Governor Perry's hope that lots of schools and infrastructure will be built, that is optimistic.
"To compete more effectively, scale of audience and infrastructure will be increasingly important," Moloney said of the takeover, and there can be no doubt Emap is setting itself up as one of UK radio 's powerhouses, with the Magic, Kiss, Big City and Kerrang! brands at its heart.
"People will lose jobs and infrastructure will be underfunded," predicts Simon Marginson, a policy expert at University of Melbourne.
In the next decades, buildings and infrastructure will be exposed to significantly different climatic strains than they are today.
MMC applications in the major markets of ground transportation, thermal management, aerospace, industrial, recreational and infrastructure will be described.
Compared with previous studies that use macroscopic variables for prediction, the new model suits the situations in CVIS, where communication between vehicles and infrastructures will be adopted to replace variable message signs (VMS).
More than 30 facilities and infrastructures will be renovated by the end of this year for the benefit of both internally displaced persons and local communities", said Janthomas Hiemstra, UNDP Country Director in Ukraine.
Developing an energy industry in Mozambique, which has little oil and gas infrastructure, will be difficult and expensive, costing tens of billions of dollars.
Most of the work – including the new stadiums, the hotels and the infrastructure – will be done over the next 11 years, and anyone who witnessed the changes in the city over the previous 11 will have no doubt that they will be done and done very well indeed.
"British taxpayers' money will now be spent in the way where the people of Montserrat will be developed, and the infrastructure will be developed," he said.
