The phrase "foundations for buildings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you need to refer to the base or underlying support of a structure. For example, "The builders are constructing the foundations for buildings in the new development."
The New Yorker, October 30, 1926 P. 17 Talk story on the kinds of rock formation found in digging foundations for buildings on Manhattan.
Pullman began a business with a couple of partners to construct new foundations for buildings and then move them on top of them.
"As soon as you breach the sides of Manhattan, you now have a whole infrastructure under the city that fills — the subway system, the foundations for buildings," and the World Trade Center site.
"In very simple words, when liquefaction occurs, the strength of the soil decreases and, the ability of a soil deposit to support foundations for buildings and bridges is reduced," said Dr Carmine Galasso from University College London.
The results are often used to give proof of the stability of foundations for buildings.
This chapter provides an overview of the technologies constituting the foundations for building data-intensive Web applications.
A public school swagger should not be the preserve of the wealthy, the education secretary will say today as he unveils "five foundations" for building character and resilience.
This chapter presents the fundamental principles of parallel and distributed computing and discusses models and conceptual frameworks that serve as foundations for building cloud computing systems and applications.
Sadly, that can be crippling for a young adult, as we're failing to provide them with the necessary foundations for building a happy, healthy, and productive relationship with money.
He would of course lose face, but East Timor would make $8.5 billion, which could be used to help improve access to healthcare, sanitation, education and energy, all of which will provide the foundations for building a sustainable economy.
