The phrase "constructed on land" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is built or created on land, as opposed to on water or in the air. For example: - The new housing development was constructed on land that was previously used as farmland. - The museum's expansion project will be constructed on land adjacent to the current building. - The bridge was constructed on land before being carefully lifted into place over the river.
And Clemson's vision, now a public university, was constructed on land that was John C. Calhoun's slave plantation – yes, that Calhoun: the one who argued that slavery was a "positive good" rather than a "necessary evil" on the US senate floor in 1837.
My own house was constructed on land bought in exactly this manner.
It is a planned district being constructed on land reclaimed from the Atlantic Ocean.
"A portion of the building was constructed on land which had been a body of water before and was filled with rubbish," committee head Khandker Mainuddin Ahmed said.
Constructed on land previously under the custody of the Aboriginal Cadigal clan, in 1851 the park was the site of a duel between the first premier of New South Wales, Stuart Donaldson, and the state's surveyor-general Thomas Mitchell.
Almost all bought property in good faith, only to discover that their homes had been constructed on land not zoned for building, or which lacked the correct licences, and were therefore illegal.
Namely, eventual permission to construct on land it owns, but which the city has an easement over.
Compared with land in the cities, suburban land was relatively inexpensive, and the homes constructed on this land afforded more space to their occupants than inner-city dwellings.
In vivid detail, Peoples of the River Valleys shows the link between the Delawares' approaches to land and the relationships they constructed on the land.
Israeli-Palestinian peace talks last collapsed in 2014 and there are few hopes for a resumption anytime soon, in part because of Israel's anger at Palestinian violence and Palestine's criticism of settlements constructed on occupied land where it wishes to establish a state.
State officials said the houses would be constructed on donated land but did not specify where.
