The phrase "and other basic infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional elements that are fundamental to a system or organization, typically in a context discussing facilities or services.
Example: "The city is investing in roads, bridges, and other basic infrastructure to improve transportation."
Alternatives: "and additional essential facilities" or "and other fundamental services".
"Social spending is more important than building railways, expressways and other basic infrastructure".
A lack of local schools, health facilities and other basic infrastructure is another common concern for those living on the fringes of the city.
Karzai adopted a far more restrained style, continually stressing what he said had been his successes in power, particularly the construction of schools, roads and other basic infrastructure.
The Maliki government's critics say that has starved efforts to repair and upgrade the schools, sewage systems, power plants and other basic infrastructure the country desperately needs.
In addition, the board has found it difficult to find sites for new schools, and the sites that have been found often have extensive environmental problems or require streets, sewers and other basic infrastructure.
A plague of rent-seekers is seeking quick gains by privatising the public sector and erecting tollbooths to charge access fees to roads, power plants and other basic infrastructure.
The foundation stone was laid in 1913, and work began on planting trees, establishing a water supply, and building other basic infrastructure.
In fact, the blackouts are even longer in rural and poor urban areas which also lack other basic infrastructure like roads and waste water drainage.
Smartphones and Facebook may be ubiquitous, but the continent still lags behind in other basic infrastructure, such as reliable power.
As government cutbacks in education, healthcare and other basic social infrastructure threaten to undercut long-term development, young people are emigrating to better their lives rather than suffer in an economy without jobs.
Only through jobs, access to education, healthcare, an improved infrastructure, and other basic necessities can we avoid entering into an irreversible downward spiral with dangerous, far-reaching consequences.
