"built with concrete" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a structure that has been constructed using concrete as a material. For example, "The new bridge was built with concrete and is one of the strongest in the country".
Yankee Stadium was built with concrete from Edison's cement company.
Most are built with concrete using salty sea sand, he said.
Only three newer structures built with concrete, including Prithvi's house, remained standing and largely intact.
It is unclear how many of the roughly one million buildings in the city were built with concrete analyzed by Testwell.
Built with concrete blocks and Philippine mahogany, it has a second story, rare in a Usonian house, with two bedrooms and cantilevered balconies.
The Buildings Department's computer system does not have the capacity to track which continuing or completed projects were built with concrete analyzed by Testwell.
At present, in the monorail system constructed in Chongqing, track beams are mostly built with prestressed concrete or reinforced concrete, which are simply supported.
A concrete home built with insulating concrete forms has much greater noise reduction characteristics than wood or steel.
All the structural elements are built with reinforced concrete with brutal surfaces without any protection this was the time of the concrete brutalism.
An example of High-tech architecture in the city, its design combines a number of different architectural concepts, resulting in a striking structure built with reinforced concrete, covered with a facade of glass, and over 4,500 window openings cut out of the structural concrete.
The newer tunnel was built with reinforced concrete.
