"integrity building" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use "integrity building" to refer to activities, practices, or education intended to help someone to be more honest or moral. For example, you could say "The company is investing in integrity building initiatives to ensure that all employees behave ethically."
Progress versus decline, corruption versus integrity, building a new nation versus dragging it towards catastrophe: both narratives compete in any evaluation of the ANC under and after Mandela.
This organization ensures a balanced production of all proteins necessary for adaptation to a change in the environment which modify fundamental metabolic conditions, such as translation capacity, energy sufficiency, redox state, envelope integrity, building block supply, and protonmotive force (21).
What little architectural integrity the building possessed was all but wiped away in the 1970s when it became a McDonald's.
Daniel Bluestone, a professor of architectural history at the University of Virginia, said that whatever the architectural integrity of Building 26, saving it for its historical significance would be in keeping with an American tradition dating from the 1850s, when New York State preserved George Washington's Revolutionary headquarters in the town of Newburgh.
First responders, including structural engineers and firefighters, inspect buildings and identify the structural integrity of buildings within a disaster affected area.
She said that while most research concentrated on the structural integrity of buildings after an earthquake, very little examined how vital contents such as stairs, lifts and other parts of a building that allowed it to fulfil its function fared after a major seismic event.
To demonstrate its progress, the Alliance published a fifty-five-page draft set of standards for fire safety and the structural integrity of buildings.
Noise, dirt and threats to the structural integrity of buildings will result from the renovation of the long-decayed Long Island Rail Road tracks running through Brooklyn.
Galen G. Weston, the chairman of Loblaw, a major Canadian retailer, said his company wanted more rigorous factory inspections that would for the first time examine the structural integrity of buildings housing these garment factories.
were difficult to detect but are not likely to cause any hazard to the structural integrity of buildings.
Ash fall from such events can seriously affect the structural integrity of buildings in addition to disrupting land and air traffic.
