The phrase "bridge was constructed" is correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use it when talking about a bridge being constructed somewhere. For example: "The bridge was constructed across the river two years ago."
Mechanics Alley disappeared from city maps after the Manhattan Bridge was constructed, almost directly overhead, in 1905.
A pontoon bridge was constructed in 480 bc by Persian engineers to transport Xerxes' invading army across the Hellespont (Dardanelles).
In 1932, when the original bridge was constructed, workers had to shave off part of the firehouse's roof to accommodate it.
The bridge was constructed of four 160-foot sections, three of which could be restored to use pending inspection, she said.
In Catskill, Vivian Dobrosielski said she understood that the bridge was constructed at the privately owned Port of Coeymans, a former brickyard roughly 10 miles south of Albany.
Although his railing design for the Peace Bridge was constructed, he was bitterly disappointed by the failure of his proposal for the park's Memorial to the Dead, which he believed was rejected because, in spite of his Japanese heritage, he was an American.
A concrete cantilever bridge connecting Babelthuap with Koror at the time of its construction (1977) the longest such span in the world collapsed suddenly in 1996, crippling the country's transportation, communication, and water networks; in its place a pontoon bridge was constructed as a stopgap measure.
A pilot bridge was constructed and field tested under loads comparable to required design loads.
A full size bridge was constructed which was capable of having its overhead clearance adjusted.
The River Ure Bridge was constructed across an area of subsidence pipes filled with alluvial deposits.
Second, a bridge was constructed in 1991 eliminating the need for ferry transport for travellers from Sandnessjøen to the mainland (marked as 2).
