The phrase "building substance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the materials and components used to physically construct a building. For example, "Cement, steel, and wood are all common building substances used in construction."
The lack of modern infrastructure in combination with the missing investment in the building substance led to further deterioration.
In order to develop a large-scale mixed-use project with state-of-the-art infrastructure, the entire historic building substance as well as the previous road grid was demolished (Law and Underwood 2012, 2014).
In addition, at least in a speculative level, these findings suggest that in men, the underlying vulnerability might manifest either as an eating disorder or as (symptoms of) body dysmorphic disorder, e.g. muscle dissatisfaction and muscle building substance use.
Traces (0.012%) of this isotope are found in all potassium, making 40K the most common radioisotope in the human body and in many biological materials, as well as in common building substances such as concrete.
Judges in Lausanne concluded that a food supplement was the most likely source of the banned muscle-building substance.
The curious reporter discovered it was an over-the-counter body-building substance, a form of anabolic steroid banned in other sports.
The judges concluded that a food supplement -- not a blood transfusion -- was the likely source of clenbuterol, the banned muscle-building substance found in a urine test from Contador during the 2010 Tour de France.
The balance of sports changed last year when an unidentified track official turned in a vial of THG, a new body-building substance that had not previously been detected by drug laboratories.
That is more or less the situation that the universe of professional cycling confronts after a Swiss court ruled in the past week that the winner of the 2010 Tour de France, Alberto Contador, had used a banned muscle-building substance.
The championship fight was preceded by yearlong acrimony stemming both from Golovkin's anger at feeling wronged by Nevada judging in last September's draw, and the fighters' intense back-and-forth over whether Alvarez's positive tests for the banned stamina-building substance clenbuterol were proof he was a cheater.
In the so-called free world, body-building substances are part of the free-enterprise chain.
