"heavy infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a complex or sophisticated system of roads, bridges, airports, railways, waterways, and other facilities. For example, "The city is investing heavily in its heavy infrastructure in order to prepare for future growth."
And notwithstanding the heavy infrastructure lending of the past two years, the mix of the banks' lending will shift.
Falling prices for those cells would make the heavy infrastructure needed for Desertec's concentrated solar power unviable.
This paper presents CeilingSee, a dedicated occupancy inference system free of heavy infrastructure deployments and user involvements.
We are also in the business of making fun travel products for kids, so we don't want to have to worry about heavy infrastructure and IT contracts".
Like other industries with heavy infrastructure investment – such as transportation – the energy sector will be adversely affected by storms and extreme weather, the University of Cambridge report finds.
However, recently released economic data has suggested that the government is indeed turning to monetary expansion and heavy infrastructure investments in an effort to stabilize growth.
The strategic selection of the site was probably the central decision in the Expo project, which also materialised with a very generic definition of street layout for traffic, organising maxi-blocks and heavy infrastructures to cross the river and connect with the rest of Shanghai by Metro.
Carbon-heavy infrastructure "literally kills people by causing deadly respiratory illnesses, exacerbating road accidents and spreading unclean drinking water, among other hazards", the report reads.
For capital-heavy infrastructure firms, income may understate the ability of a firm to pay dividends because of large non-cash depreciation and amortization charges.
In a rapidly changing industry ecosystem, heavy investments in hard infrastructure can burden balance sheets and limit flexibility.
Interference builds upon the rhombus-heavy infrastructures of digital art and information, as well as wave forms inspired by synthesizers and medical imaging devices.
