"infrastructure lines" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the physical or structural elements that make up a particular system or network, such as roads, power lines, or communication lines. Example: The government has invested millions in improving the country's infrastructure lines, including expanding the highway system and upgrading public transportation networks.
Adjustments to run and route schedules include changing the allocation of vehicles to routes, subject to compatibility between the vehicles and the infrastructure lines.
It paints a much more complex picture of intra-urban divisions and connections than the planners' perspective of the 'new' Leidsche Rijn neighbourhood separated from the 'old' city by major infrastructure lines.
Energy consumption and related emissions of GHG are considered exclusively from operations of the HSR systems, which excludes those from building the infrastructure (lines) and manufacturing the supporting facilities and equipment and rolling stock (trains) [47].
The respective configurations of several transit routes which run along the same infrastructure line, interaction between omnibus services and express services and skip-stop services.
Mr. Lindquist steered a turnaround at Ericsson's money-losing fixed-line infrastructure business.
Measurements were also collected in the vicinity of below and above ground electrical infrastructure (collector lines and substation), a 500 kV transmission line, and outside of a number of local homes in the wind farm area.
Repairs of transport infrastructure, power lines, ports and airports have also made progress.
The external factors that Mr. Ward deals with most frequently have to do with proximity to infrastructure — power lines, commuter rails, highways.
Recognizing the strength of that trend, which is developing in an era of rising energy costs and static incomes, cities are building new neighborhood infrastructure — transit lines, public markets, parks and denser housing — that is accessible without driving.
Artificial structures (e.g., infrastructure, transmission lines, disturbed ground, etc).
All ScotRail services were suspended while Network Rail, which is responsible for the rail infrastructure, inspected lines for damage caused by winds and high tides.
