The phrase "generous infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a system or framework that provides ample resources or support, often in a context related to technology, urban planning, or public services.
Example: "The city has invested in a generous infrastructure that supports both public transportation and green spaces, enhancing the quality of life for its residents."
Alternatives: "ample infrastructure" or "robust infrastructure."
"I'm lucky enough to be here and to be given a visible and audible platform to be doing what I'm doing," she said, "and the fact that I'm supported by an enormously generous infrastructure of other artists, critics, curators, galleries, is enough for me".
The grants pressure stems from generous infrastructure awards by the Canada Foundation for Innovation and faculty hiring under the Canada Research Chairs program.
Research administrators said the new money would help keep research funding steady in the face of rising demand, a phenomenon driven by generous infrastructure grants from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation.
This has manifested in stringent rules governing this otherwise generous social infrastructure, provoking feelings of frustration in the residents and contested ownership between the stakeholders.
Perhaps, like the Japanese, many Germans look to their excellent infrastructure, generous welfare and cosy way of life, compare them with the rough-and-tumble of labour law and the frayed public services of, say, Britain and the United States, and think, well, why worry?
Germany's high-tax regime and rigid labour markets may be damaging to its economic prospects, but its welfare and health-care systems are generous and its infrastructure is superb.Nor is the pleasantness of German life just about material living standards.
China has also contributed to economic development in the region through the provision of concessional loans and grants, support for infrastructure, generous debt relief, the opening up of its market to Africa goods and support for human resource development and medical care (UNCTAD 2010 11 16).
Judicious public investment in infrastructure and generous subsidies have helped lure many more.The state's unchanging politics has also been an attraction.
The studio, a unit of Fox Filmed Entertainment, with 300 employees, was drawn by generous digital-animation and infrastructure tax credits that Connecticut created two years ago.
Migration from the three poorer EU members at the time – Greece, Spain and Portugal, which joined in the "southern enlargement" of the 1980s – was relatively low, thanks in part to the generous EU funding of infrastructure projects in those countries.
Mr. Murray was a generous supporter of the research, infrastructure, educational initiatives, and programs of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory for over two decades.
