"build the infrastructure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example sentence: We need to build the infrastructure to support our new project.
The materials used to build the infrastructure are mainly cement and steel, with the latter used mostly for anchoring, building bridges and the production of reinforced concrete.
That, they argue, would give them the incentive to build the infrastructure Europe's politicians demand.
"Two options: build the infrastructure, or go with Aeroscraft and solve immediately".
Rockrose will also build the infrastructure: streets, utilities, parks and bulkhead.
Far better alternatives exist to build the infrastructure the country desperately needs more quickly and at far lower cost.
The dotcom bubble brought forth new firms that hoped to build the infrastructure and capacity to support the internet.
"The task has been to build the infrastructure to capitalise on the upsurge of interest after 2005," he says.
Surely this is therefore the time for the builders to build the infrastructure that people want and need.
Developers built the infrastructure inside their projects, while a state agency, the Haryana Urban Development Authority, or HUDA, was supposed to build the infrastructure binding together the city.
It takes years to find and develop new mines and oil reservoirs and to build the infrastructure (rigs, pipelines, railways, ports) to bring the commodities to market.
Although it's likely to be several years before this technology leaves the lab, it all helps to build the infrastructure needed to make this energy source viable.
