The phrase "at infill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, architecture, or urban planning, often referring to the process of filling in gaps in developed areas.
Example: "The city council approved the new housing project at infill sites to maximize urban space."
Alternatives: "infill locations" or "infill areas".
The optimization variables are separated into three groups: (1) design variables group; to be decided before field development, representing the choice of configuration and equipment, (2) control variables group; these determine the operation of the oil field and (3) design future variables group, applicable at later stages such as infill drilling.
The amplified shaking may cause intensive settlement at the infill and cause non-homogeneous deformation at the foundation.
The specific tensile strength and modulus increased considerably after impregnation, especially at 80% infill density.
With rubber infill at the moment being considered a mixture in the EU, the results of the sampling study showed that the rubber granulate on all tested pitches complied with the concentration limits set for mixtures of substances in the REACH regulation.
Between 2005 and 2007, PFA was used as an infill at four disused salt mines in Northwich in Cheshire.
Expansion projects currently under construction, or in planning, include the Warm Springs extension, the San Jose extension, eBART, the Livermore extension, and 'wBART': I-80/West Contra Costa Corridor (extension to Hercules); in addition, at least four infill stations are planned along existing routes.
While none of these examples is perfect -- Correa's concept comes the closest, for my values -- the whole premise of thoughtful suburban infill at scale is still an emerging field.
The efforts following sampling of 100 Dutch pitches were therefore directed at the chemical risks of rubber infill, not at, e.g., risks from microbiological contamination or heat stress, or risks associated with other types of infill or the synthetic turf itself.
Beginning from completing the existing infill corner at Kent and 7th Avenues on the Williamsburg waterfront, a diagrammatic grid emerged to establish a very clear framework.
This paper presents the results of a palynological investigation of an assemblage of pollen, spores and organic-walled microalgal remains from the paleosinkhole infill exposed at Górażdże, Upper Silesia, SW Poland.
