'erected construction' is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a structure or building that has been physically built or assembled. Example: The towering skyscraper stood as a testament to the city's modernity, with its sleek glass facade and meticulously erected construction.
From what I saw at the half-erected construction site and enthusiastic crowds in Stratford, London is on pace to give Beijing a run for its money.
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.
Besides widely erected on construction sites, bamboo scaffolds are also used in signage erection, decoration work, demolition work, and civil work.
It is a strong and stiff material and yet relatively inexpensive, and it can be quickly fabricated and erected, which saves construction time.
As these buildings are often erected following customised construction details and bespoke technical solutions that are rarely tested in advance, measuring their ageing process has become crucial to understand if these geometries are sustainable in terms of the cost of their maintenance.
The outline of the original and the re-erected building complex is shown in Fig. 2.
Other base facilities were erected concurrently with the construction of the airstrips.
Small spaces for social justice can be suddenly erected, or purposefully constructed.
Blue construction panels were erected outside Mr. Liu's apartment building, where his wife, Liu Xia, is being detained, apparently in an attempt to block it from the view of foreign reporters gathering outside.
Land clearing and packing of debris were carried out followed by shade construction made of erected bamboo poles and top covered with moderate number of palm fronds.
A temporary bridge was erected while a new structure was built.
