The phrase "infrastructure research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to research that focuses on the structures, systems, and services upon which a society is built, such as roads, bridges, telecommunications networks, and water supply systems. For example, "The civil engineer conducted extensive infrastructure research to determine the best location for a new bridge."
Investments in infrastructure, research and education promise high dividends.
He also proposes increases for education, infrastructure, research, foreign aid and the military.
This would involve spending more on infrastructure, research and job training — the basic things he has always talked about.
What are needed instead are prudent, sensible investments, especially in infrastructure, research and development, and green energy initiatives.
The more roads and drivers a state has, the more federal money it receives, explains Judith Rodin of the Rockefeller Foundation, which funds infrastructure research.
In fact, their fast rising costs have regrettably squeezed discretionary spending, outlays that include important investment programs like infrastructure, research and development, and education.
The wireless-infrastructure research group Unstrung Insider pegs the broadband wireless access market at $470 million in 2004, and projects it to soar as high as $1.4 billion in 2008.
The statement in the National Intelligence Estimate that the Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission was "expanding the infrastructure -- research laboratories, production facilities, and procurement networks -- to produce nuclear weapons," is not supported by the intelligence provided to the committee.
Examples include transport infrastructure, healthcare, research and education.
"Without people like him, there would be no infrastructure, no research".
This would come from greater investment in education, skills, infrastructure, and research and development, he said.
