'entertainment infrastructure' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to the physical infrastructure related to entertainment, such as theaters, amusement parks, or stadiums, or the digital infrastructure, such as streaming services. For example: As the city grows, so must its entertainment infrastructure in order to accommodate the influx of new residents.
David Thomasson is the principal research engineer for strategic innovations at Autodesk, the company that creates 3D design software for manufacturing, entertainment, engineering, infrastructure and construction.
It has everything you could ask for in the way of shopping, entertainment, and infrastructure, which makes Lunik IX even harder to wrap your head around once you arrive.
His plan envisioned "a new town of sorts, with offices and entertainment," and an infrastructure served by mass transit that could be used 24 hours a day.
This results in an interest in the same amenities, entertainment and retail infrastructure that city residents preferably consume.
Their review further shows that there is a high correlation between life satisfaction and a social index that includes cost of living, ecology, health, culture and entertainment, freedom and infrastructure indicators.
Some 58,000 people attend Burning Man, and unlike most music festivals of a similar magnitude, organizers do not pay big-name entertainers but instead rely on attendees to build infrastructure and provide entertainment for themselves.
Mr. Ambani — who heads the Reliance-Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, a sprawling conglomerate with interests in finance, infrastructure, energy, and entertainment, among others — is one of India's richest industrialists.
Russian parents, he said, opt for few children not just because of financial worries but because infrastructure — parks, schools, hospitals, entertainment centers, transportation — is strained.
Vehicular networks can provide safety and entertainment applications through the vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communication.
