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"build and operate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the action of constructing and managing or maintaining a particular facility or system. Example: The company was granted approval to build and operate a new solar energy plant in the desert.
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They build and operate the search engines.
Design, build and operate unit processes.
Other companies help finance, build and operate the facilities.
The cost to build and operate dog runs seems minimal.
But the plants remain costly to build and operate.
Someday, they say, networks might even be less expensive to build and operate.
The people who build and operate them are going to work and getting paid.
Computers in the 1950s were room-sized and extremely expensive to build and operate.
"They are also less expensive to build and operate than traditional transit".
Utilities are just figuring out how to build and operate these monster projects.
The stores, he noted, "are terribly expensive to build" and operate.
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