"document construction" is a valid phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of creating or assembling a document, such as a report, essay, or contract. You can use this phrase whenever discussing the creation or organization of a written document. Example: "The document construction for the new company handbook took several weeks of collaboration between the HR department and management team."
That trip led to a number of collaborations with Mr. Koolhaas, including an assignment to document construction of the CCTV tower in Beijing, which involved flying to Beijing every eight weeks.
Waugh et al. (2012) developed a web-based augmented panoramic environment to document construction progress.
The paper concludes with the expectation that SDR will make a positive impact on the process of engineering document management from document construction to its delivery in the future, and undoubtedly provide better information retrieval performance in terms of both precision and functionality.
Then, a method for evaluating bids used in Beijing which is based on multiple criteria such as "Degree of response to the bid document", "Construction organization design", "Firm honor and competence", "Bid prices and amounts used of steel, cement and lumber", etc is presented.
He made pictures for the Works Progress Administration and documented construction of the Empire State Building from 1930 to 1931.
Some of that history -- two four-foot models, as well as photos and films documenting construction -- was lost along with the towers.
Unlike the retail sector, where the human cost of consumer's addiction to disposable fashion has been widely documented, construction companies have so far avoided wide scale reputational damage.
Hence, the profession that appears on all his official documents (construction engineer) had about as much connection with reality as the statement that his birthplace was Palestine and that he was fluent in Hebrew and Yiddish — another outright lie he had liked to tell both to his S.S. comrades and to his Jewish victims.
There was a photography studio, where portraits were made of certain prisoners, but, except for official purposes, such as documenting construction or a dignitary's visit, photography was forbidden; what went on at Auschwitz, as in all the camps, was regarded as a state secret.
Completely documented construction planning, based on a solid list of requirements, takes 2-3 years to build up and is a necessity to allow timely and high-quality construction.
This systematic investigation, involving geological conditions, design documents, construction and maintenance records of these tunnels, has been conducted to assess the potential factors that may have influence on the various damage patterns and the earthquake loading for tunnels.
