The phrase "building organizations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of creating or developing organizations. Examples: - She has dedicated her career to building organizations that promote sustainable development. - The conference will feature workshops on building organizations with a strong sense of community. - The government has allocated funds for a program aimed at building organizations in rural areas. - As a consultant, he specializes in building organizations from the ground up.
Mr. Stone has a track record for building organizations and systems.
But presidential strategists involved in building organizations for 2012 said it was too soon to answer any of those questions.
Both are building organizations prepared to engage in a long race.
This requires bourgeois paternalism: Building organizations and structures that induce people to behave responsibly rather than irresponsibly and, yes, sometimes using government to do so.
Lamoriello's track record suggests that with or without his dictate for players to be clean shaven, he knows about building organizations.
Their stories became the starting point for "The Blue Sweater," a book I wrote about how to assist developing countries in building organizations that help their citizens.
Various small L.G.B.T. groups formed, more as community-building organizations than as overtly political groups.
She has been active in several campus-wide community-building organizations.
The American defendants work for four United States-based groups, two of which, the National Democratic Institute and the International Republican Institute, are chartered as democracy-building organizations and have close ties to leaders in the United States Congress.
In December 2011, security forces raided several groups in Cairo, including three American-financed democracy-building organizations — the International Republican Institute, the National Democratic Institute and Freedom House — and carried off files and computers.
CAIRO — Two American democracy-building organizations accused Egypt's military-led government of a campaign of false statements about their activities and history, ratcheting up a confrontation between Washington and Cairo over police raids that shut down the groups' offices.
