The phrase "infrastructure renewal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of updating or improving existing infrastructure systems, such as roads, bridges, or utilities.
Example: "The city has allocated funds for infrastructure renewal to enhance public transportation and improve road safety."
Alternatives: "infrastructure upgrade" or "infrastructure revitalization."
Continuing urbanisation and infrastructure renewal will complement clothes manufacturing as an engine of growth.
"We are an older infrastructure; we know that we need infrastructure renewal," said Helena E. Williams, the president of the Long Island Rail Road, at a news conference.
President Obama's proposal last week to create a $50 billion infrastructure renewal bank is thus a small but welcome first step.
It said first half operating profits were expected to be marginally higher than the same period last year, with infrastructure renewal spending slightly lower but picking up in the second half.
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia, Phoenix and Atlanta will seek at least $50 billion in emergency financing on Friday from the federal Treasury to help with infrastructure renewal, pension costs and short-term borrowing, which have all been curtailed by the credit crisis.
"If political interference is not tempered," the study warns, some of the benefits of Chinese investment — "such as job creation, consumer welfare and even contributions to U.S. infrastructure renewal — risk being diverted to our competitors".
Instrument and Infrastructure renewals as well as a Key Reactor Components programme are proceeding in parallel with the user programme.
This is great news for the people of the UK because after years of neglect, the UK's energy, road, rail, flood defence, communications and water infrastructure needs renewal".
I would invest in an infrastructure for civic renewal — not just roads and bridges, but schools, transit, playgrounds, parks, community centers, health clinics, libraries and national service.
What is needed are the same things that have been needed all along: a vast program of infrastructure repair and renewal; an enormous national investment in clean energy aimed at transforming the way we develop and use energy in this country; and a transformation of the public schools to guarantee every child a first-rate education in a first-rate facility.
These findings are valuable for pipeline infrastructure engineers making renewal technology selection decisions by providing a more accurate process for the assessment of social costs and impacts.
