"bulk infrastructure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the large-scale infrastructure required to support a particular activity, such as the construction of roads and bridges for a new housing development. For example, "The developers are investing in bulk infrastructure to ensure that the new housing development is well-connected."
Named after the chairman of the MNBAQ board of trustees, the Pierre Lassonde pavilion suggests an alternative to the bulk infrastructure of Renzo Piano's new Whitney Museum and the exhausting formalism of Frank Gehry's Bilbao – and OMA co-founder Rem Koolhaas's cancelled design for a glowering extension to the original Whitney.
Bulk infrastructure is generally undeveloped on Zanzibar roads, sanitation, water, electricity and Internet would have to be built.
Vocabulary: poverty, indispensable, superlatives, water-logged, thyroid, spindly, gnaws, otherworldly, bulk, diminutive, infrastructure, debilitating, stamina Extension Activities: 1. Madagascar is one of the top 25 "biodiversity hot spots" identified by the scientific community.
2019-2023: spandal and market expansion with i) physical investments with attention to bulk service infrastructure and ii) institutional adaptation to new challenges, including efficient allocation of scarce water; service tariff recovery and possible public/private partnerships in both service delivery and production.
It's the south-east that gets the Olympics, Crossrail, the bulk of the infrastructure projects and the property speculators' cranes.
This money, according to Narula, will help the company add more engineers to its 50-member team and bulk up its infrastructure.
Spotify had spent several years looking at cloud offerings, using Amazon for some needs but keeping the bulk of its infrastructure on-premise.
Mineral Resources has operations in build, own and operate crushing, screening, processing and materials handling, general mine infrastructure, bulk iron ore and manganese commodities production and export and polyethylene pipeline fabrication, pipe lining, pipe fittings manufacture and pipeline installation.
The bulk of Brazilian infrastructure, the main roads and ports, as well as the telecommunications network, was built in the 1960s and early 1970s, when the military government embarked on a major programme of state investment.
