"erected building" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "My father was proud to have been part of the team that erected the building on Main Street."
Rosi's Hands Over the City (1963) is about a real-estate developer in Naples, Edouardo Nottola, played by Rod Steiger, who is evidently responsible for the collapse of a recently erected building, which has killed a number of people.
The duo drew its inspiration from a newly erected building on the Columbia campus which obstructed the campus observatory's view of the stars.
"The idea was initially inspired by a newly erected building on Columbia's campus that obstructed the campus observatory's view of the stars.
After the meeting, Chief Deputy City Attorney Ted Bromfield said the moratorium prevents builders from obtaining building permits, but still allows permits for home remodeling or the completion of interior and exterior construction on an already erected building shell.
Located just at the Paris/Neuilly city limits in a marvelous childrens' garden, the newly erected building is the latest fashionable destination to go to on weekends for busy Parisians.
Newly erected buildings that you might find on a street in Westworld have been erected next to sprawling gardens.
The newly erected buildings are seldom used after the event in question is over.
Traveling down brown dirt roads on the drive, you pass partially erected buildings.
A fervent Chávez follower, Ms. Mocoa was given an apartment in a new government-erected building this year.
We sat on a porch outside his office, and at one point during our conversation, General Toolan gestured at the steel I-beams of a half-erected building up the way.
The outline of the original and the re-erected building complex is shown in Fig. 2.
