The phrase 'form the infrastructure' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the structure upon which something is built or developed. For example, "The establishment of the local youth league was necessary to form the infrastructure for a more vibrant community."
The new towers would form the infrastructure for a vertically organized complex of cultural and educational buildings designed by different architects.
It reports that one of the lines, Atlantis-2, which connects South America to Europe and Africa and was created by twenty-five telecompaniestisns compartes, is part of a network that, when complete, "will form the infrastructure of the global information society".
Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are beginning to form the infrastructure of future applications.
The products made by networking companies, including routers, switches and hubs, form the infrastructure for online commerce.
These same hospitals now form the infrastructure for the new National Health System, the aim of which is to decentralize to a district-based health system.
The benefits are huge in terms of being able to vastly improve international data connections without making big, costly and receptive changes to the hardware that forms the infrastructure of the Internet itself.
A computing infrastructure requirement in the cloud computing environment can be specified and composed using virtual appliances, which forms the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS).
Clubs form the core infrastructure of jazz in New York, and many of the leading showcases or incubators — the Blue Note, the Village Vanguard, the Jazz Standard, the Jazz Gallery, Cornelia Street Café, Smalls, the Zinc Bar, the 55 Bar — are in the part of Manhattan that recently came to be known as the dead zone.
Basically, battery power, memory, and processing functionality form the resource infrastructure.
These domains are linked in their constituent proteins, which form the matrix infrastructure in multicellular animals.
