The phrase "and infrastructures in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of infrastructures within a specific context or location.
Example: "The government is investing heavily in transportation and infrastructures in a sustainable manner."
Alternatives: "and facilities in a" or "and systems in a".
The physical resources and infrastructures in a CPS span multiple scales (e.g., sensors capturing real-time events at the hardware layer, to networked communication for dissemination of critical information from event sources to multiple destinations).
This voluntary organization advocates the cross-sectoral management of water resources and infrastructures in a long-term planning, implementation, and monitoring process, in which the boundaries of political decision making would become more aligned with natural watersheds or technological networks such a sewer systems and hydropower schemes.
This federal partnership is designed to leverage existing programs and infrastructure in a coordinated effort to help communities better prepare for drought.
But with its recent acquisition of Red Hat, IBM has now turned its attention to cloud computing and infrastructure in a strategic move that may have long-term impact in the software industry.
Both Weah and Boakai have promised to address issues of development, education and infrastructure in a country that is still recovering from the effects of the deadly Ebola outbreak, as well as its two civil wars.
Considerably smaller variability of rolling stock, routes, track layout, and infrastructure in a closed system enhances drivers' route knowledge.
Kickstarter didn't just hand over a big check — it used its product and infrastructure in a way that delivered a better outcome not only for refugees, but for its company and community.
The results indicate to change the transmission dynamics of an influenza epidemic with an antiviral intervention, a decentralised system is required for contact identification and prophylaxis delivery, utilising a range of existing services and infrastructure in a "whole of society" response.
The results indicate that for an antiviral intervention to change the transmission dynamics of an influenza epidemic, a decentralised system is required for contact identification and prophylaxis delivery, utilising a range of existing services and infrastructure in a "whole of society" response.
For example, general or family practitioners are less dependent on technology and infrastructure in a health facility than are surgeons.
