'dilapidated bridge' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a bridge that is old and has fallen into disrepair. For example, "The old, dilapidated bridge creaked as the wind blew through it."
The path left the stream, passing through woods and coming out at a dry riverbed on a dilapidated bridge, where it began climbing steeply.
Where did he deliver the speech? A. In front of a dilapidated bridge linking Mitch McConnell's home state with John Boehner's home state B. In a circus tent, surrounded by lions wearing signs reading "G.O.P".
They had been traveling in a jeep in convoy with another United Nations vehicle when they were accosted near a dilapidated bridge by a group of armed men, Mr. Kostov said on Georgian television.
The complexities of guiding a global business that employs thousands certainly dwarf those required in visiting bingo parlors and getting legislation approved for some dilapidated bridge.
The roadway still runs from the former NY 17 (now reference route 951T, which terminates near the former NY 382's end at a dilapidated bridge) to the Exit 19 on/off ramp, but due to safety concerns, the road was blocked off at its eastern terminus.
When a letter arrived in 2008 from the Department of Homeland Security ordering him to dismantle an informal, dilapidated bridge between the southern frontage of his property and Mexico, he refused to take it down, even though he was threatened with a $2,500 fine if anyone got caught crossing it illegally.
Far better, perhaps, would be for the government to repair dilapidated bridges and build high-speed trains.
The tolls could be used to ease the city's cash woes, subsidize mass transit and restore the dilapidated bridges to their former glory, Mr. Schwartz said.
Jak and Daxter are presented with an assortment of cliffs and dilapidated bridges to traverse, but you just know that they will also come across those mysterious floating platforms that are so much a part of these games.
But Ms. Bauer said that the capital plan failed to account for crucial repairs and that transportation officials ignored the Legislature's instruction to fix half of the state's dilapidated bridges.
Wumpa Island, hosting a large tree, has been long abandoned and there is nothing more than a jungle, a lizard-infested city, dilapidated bridges high in the mountains, and the ruins of an ancient temple.
