"build blocks" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used as a metaphor to describe the process of creating or developing something step by step. Example: The new government's plan to revive the economy must start with building stronger and more stable economic policies. It is important to build blocks of sustainable growth before expecting immediate results.
Instead of building walls, we should be building bridges of understanding, trading, exchange... we should even be building bridges of love and compassion so that we can build blocks that are successful, competitive and enable us to accomplish the dream in this 21st century.
THEY sew bras, peel shrimps, build blocks of flats and haul fishing-nets.
Instead China helped the government build blocks of apartments selling for between $125,000 and $250,000.
Or you can build blocks of matching pieces and then connect them, as if you were playing with Legos.
Developers bid for the rights to build blocks with specified numbers of housing units, schools, offices, shops, green space and so on.
Big houses on half-acre lots, common in New York's commuter belt, are rare in southern California.These days Los Angeles is trying to improve its environmental image by encouraging developers to build blocks of flats.
Most importantly, understanding Ebola entry informs the design of vaccines that build blocking capacity before infection.
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I remember sitting on the floor of his bedroom days later, hugging my knees to my chest and watching Mickey build block towers, thinking, who was this child?
After receiving the Prix de Rome from the German Academy in Rome in 1932, he spent several years in Italy, where he built blocks of apartments using reinforced concrete.
Aggressive lyrics ram the point home: "We pissed on the foundations of the newly built blocks... My town will be torn down.
