"devastated infrastructure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to physical structures and systems that have been extensively damaged or destroyed. Here is an example: "The hurricane left behind a trail of destruction, with devastated infrastructure and displaced communities in its wake."
The region faces huge challenges as officials try to restore devastated infrastructure as temperatures drop and hostilities escalate once more.
Some things are obvious: poverty, low life expectancy, devastated infrastructure, little economic or political stability, psychological wounds and rampant corruption.
With civil instability and devastated infrastructure making training in Afghanistan impossible, the hiring of Rafiq reflected a plan to rebuild Afghan basketball by reaching out to expatriates in the United States through the Afghan Sports Federation.
Australia imposed a temporary new tax today to help fund a multi-billion-dollar rebuilding programme after floods devastated infrastructure and ruined thousands of homes and businesses across the eastern seaboard over the past month.
Boko Haram's seven-year insurgency has devastated infrastructure in Nigeria's impoverished north-east and forced around 2.1 million people in the country to flee their homes, according to UNHCR.
The natural disaster has already killed over 2,000 people in the region and devastated infrastructure.
Many other agencies are involved in the initial efforts of what promises to be a long process of reconstruction of shattered populations and devastated infrastructures.
As global warming melts the world's permafrost over the course of this century, up to two thirds of Russia's gargantuan landmass may become swampland, further devastating infrastructure and livelihoods.
These winds caused extensive damage, crippling communications, devastating infrastructure, and left more than 160,000 families, about 70 percent of the island's population, without power.
Military attacks from the air and ground have resulted in more than 250,000 casualties (pdf) and devastated civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and schools.
A serious answer might mention stopping the indiscriminate Saudi bombing campaign which has devastated civilian infrastructure including water treatment facilities.
