"construction history" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the history of the building and engineering of structures. For example, "The construction history of the Golden Gate Bridge is well documented."
Most of the dams have been constructed many years ago and they have lot of paper documentation concerning its construction history, repairs, site instrumentation, standards, etc.
Starting last fall, he posted two long Chinese articles on the Web site, describing the construction history of specific sections of wall.
The construction history is not clear, but it was the Long Island Brewery no later than 1872, when The Hudson (N.Y).
An article last Sunday about the construction history of a building at 290 Mulberry Street in Manhattan misidentified its nearest cross street.
The visual arts centre had a disastrous construction history, leading to overruns of cost and time, while the theatre kept to its £25.6m total project budget.
The landmarks conservancy hired Russell Powell of the Staten Island firm Island Housewrights to investigate the construction history of the house.
"At that time, those were the biggest continuous concrete pours in Chinese building-construction history — something like forty thousand truck movements".
History buffs can visit the USS Monitor Center nestled with the Mariners Museumm in Newport News, Virginia to learn about its design and construction, naval history, and life on board.
We must engage our young people in the construction of history.
Robert McNamara's death provides an interesting contrast into the construction of history around the great events of our time.
As Pamela R. Moran and Ira David Socol wrote in their post, "Why Sept. 11, 2001, Must Be in Our Classrooms," the first in our series about 9/11, "We must engage our young people in the construction of history.
