The part of a sentence "concrete of" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
You could use "made of concrete" instead. Example sentence: The newly built house was constructed with walls made of concrete.
The concrete of communism has disappeared.
Unlike steel and glass, concrete has terroir: the reddish concrete of Boston, for instance, looks and feels very different from the fine-grained concrete of Japan.
Around all this sits the steel and concrete of the secondary containment structure.
Works of art set in the concrete of cultural history continue to be actively sought after.
A few thousand music lovers are sprawled each evening on the concrete of the Lewisohn Stadium.
The lone star symbol is stamped into the concrete of the state freeways.
"Some are saying that engineered timber is the reinforced concrete of the 21st century," says Lynch.
He crashed through the concrete of the main door of the building, and protesters rushed in.
Even the drab concrete of the stadium walls was mellowed by the sunshine.
The cobblestones of Washington Mews are encroached on by the concrete of One Fifth Avenue.
The reinforced concrete of the forts was thicker than any theretofore used, the disappearing guns bigger and more heavily armoured.
