"intellectual infrastructure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the resources or tools that help support intellectual growth and development. For example, "The university invested in an intellectual infrastructure including lecture halls, libraries, study groups, and various student initiatives."
To bolster New York's claim on the future, he has invested in our intellectual infrastructure, too.
The school's heavy investment in its intellectual infrastructure yields a significant return.
And by infrastructure, I mean not only our rails and airports but also our intellectual infrastructure.
He couldn't get support for his education initiatives aimed at building the intellectual infrastructure to build a new industrial revolution.
What turns them into a movement is the intellectual infrastructure that allows makers to reflect on what it means to be a maker.
Institutional memory is weak and middle managers rare: "knowledge generation" appears to be split between individual entrepreneurs and the Valley's collective intellectual infrastructure.
The intellectual infrastructures of evidence-based medicine (EBM) are the levels of evidence and the grades of recommendation for the following types of research articles: therapy/prevention, etiology/harm, prognosis, diagnosis, differential diagnosis/symptom prevalence study, economic analysis/decision analysis.
They cannot compete with the intellectual capital, infrastructure and advertising clout of their bigger rivals.
But beyond going directly after access credentials, we're also seeing targeting of intellectual property, infrastructure like the domain name system, and non-traditional assets like online gaming.
We should be building up our intellectual and social infrastructure as well as the physical.
This could be an opportunity to build America's intellectual and spiritual infrastructure.
