The phrase "infrastructure destruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the damage or dismantling of physical structures and systems that support a society, such as roads, bridges, and utilities.
Example: "The recent natural disaster led to significant infrastructure destruction, making it difficult for emergency services to reach affected areas."
Alternatives: "infrastructure damage" or "infrastructure devastation."
(Consider the topography of the country, the most current death toll, infrastructure destruction specific to this country, medical issues, etc).
In about a dozen interviews, economists, farmers and industry officials said they expected hundreds of millions of dollars in damages including crop and infrastructure destruction in communities along the 740 miles of river that meanders from Memphis to New Orleans.
In 2004 Aceh province in Indonesia was the closest to the earthquake epicenter and suffered massive casualties and infrastructure destruction, yet it received praise for setting up a relatively effective and flexible coordination agency.
Currently, the utilization of multi-source and multi-spectral data can provide enhanced identification of infrastructure destruction, as well as timely information regarding the trafficabililty of road networks after a disaster.
Instead, the country endured billions of dollars in infrastructure destruction and once again the tourists fled, as did Lebanese themselves.
The Raqqa campaign has "resulted in massive civilian casualties, displacement and serious infrastructure destruction" so far, it said in a May report.
Health service provision is particularly challenging in countries affected by or emerging from armed conflict, due to interrelated constraints including destruction of health infrastructure, death and migration of health workers, insufficient domestic resources, and weak governance [ 1– 3].
"With an El Niño event, you usually get about one-fifth less rainfall across the country as well as significant changes to the timing of the rainy season, a lot more rain concentrated in January, and that, combined with deforestation, increases the risk of landslides, flash floods, damage to infrastructure and destruction of crops.
In recent years water logging has become an increasingly prevailing burden for the city dwellers and is creating adverse social, physical, economic and environmental consequences by disruption of regular life, traffic paralysis, infrastructure damage, destruction of flora and fauna.
It's not just an issue of infrastructure, either; the destruction of the satellite also raises important questions about net neutrality – that internet service providers, be it Sky, BT, or Facebook, should enable equal access to all content and applications on the web without favouring any source over another.
Money spent on bombs could be spent on bullet trains on the building of infrastructure, not the destruction of it.
