The phrase "fixed construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to grammar, architecture, or engineering, referring to a structure or phrase that is established and unchanging.
Example: "In linguistics, a fixed construction often refers to a phrase that has a specific meaning and cannot be altered without losing its significance."
Alternatives: "set phrase" or "permanent structure."
Patent applications under PCT by technology sector includes the number of patent applications for different sectors such as chemistry/metallurgy, electricity, human necessities, fixed construction, mechanical engineering/lighting/heating, performing operations/transportation, physics, and textiles/paper.
The model reflects critical practical concerns, including the capacity of the material flow network and of the handling transporters, as well as the tradeoff between fixed (construction and acquisition) and variable (operational) costs.
Two other important practices contour farming and conservation tillage were not included because their implementation does not include fixed construction costs and is a function of farmer-dependent costs such as fuel and wear and tear of equipment.
The results suggest that compared to other sections, Section A (human necessities) and Section E (fixed constructions) of IPC have a shorter term of utility model maintaining.
As the two talked to contractors, however, they realized it would take more to fix construction's payment problem.
Each volunteer had his or her specialty: bookkeeping, machine repair, construction, fixing the organ.
To make it technically possible, the batch-size must be fixed at construction time and the data must be preprocessed to satisfy the aforementioned property.
The test assumes that both of the margins in a 2 × 2 table are fixed by construction ("conditional" test), but if an alternative process generates the data, the test might not provide a correct coverage.
Detailed discussions will now take place between the local authority and the builder to fix a construction cost for the project, originally estimated at £45m.
If approved, a tender report will be brought back to the council after further negotiations with the contractor to fix a construction cost for the project.
