The phrase 'auxiliary infrastructure' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the system of ancilliary components which support or reinforce a larger system. For example: The city's newly implemented auxiliary infrastructure has improved access to health services for many residents.
It is a planned economic entity consisting of three economically linked components: production (including specialization industries and auxiliary activities), infrastructure, and local resources (including manpower), which have to be harmonized in a particular geographical area.
It is difficult to effectively state one biofuel option is better than another, as each biofuel plant has its own specific plant design and unique set of regional conditions (e.g., raw material, auxiliaries and infrastructures), by-products; therefore, an appropriate comparison needs to somehow account for all these variances.
For aviation systems, much of the energy and emissions are associated with auxiliary equipment activities, infrastructure power supply, and terminal activities, in addition to the vehicle operations between origin/destination.
Therefore, the disconnected fundamental eco-lands within ecological redlining areas at the national scale might be linked together as a conterminous green infrastructure if productive, auxiliary, and daily-life eco-land types located in strategic gap sites can be identified and protected at regional and urban scales.
A favored solution has been to establish auxiliary police forces, of which the infrastructure police is just one example.
Within the existing health infrastructure, government general nurse midwives (GNMs), auxiliary nurse midwives (ANMs), and accredited social health activists (ASHAs) were trained to use midupper arm circumference (MUAC) tapes (provided by MSF) to screen children aged 6 59 mo for SAM and refer identified cases to the CMAM program.
In many rural communities in Chitwan the birthing facilities were only built during the last two years and continue to be characterised by very poor infrastructure and by few of their staff, mostly auxiliary nurse midwives, having received the training to become a skilled birth attendant.
This will enable correlation of auxiliary data to model degradation based on human factors such as infrastructure, fire, distance to population centers which can support the development of future baselines of forest degradation for REDD+ in DRC.
In Oaxaca state in Mexico, Zakus' interviews and observations in over 40 health facilities revealed that auxiliaries and committee members were not given due recognition in terms of infrastructure, resources, support and training, and that they had no input into their communities' health service targets and programmes.
