"leverage building" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English and should not be used.
If you're trying to communicate that someone or something is increasing their influence or power, you could say "building leverage". For example, "He was building leverage in his new job to get the resources he needed to succeed."
Thanks to his leverage-building 11-year run as Hawkeye Pierce on "M*A*S*H," his guide to selecting projects is simple: "I don't want to be in anything I wouldn't want to go see myself.
Social media channels like Instagram, Facebook and YouTube are amazing avenues to leverage for building trust at scale.
Instead of just reusing and tweaking existing systems, Qualcomm is now looking to create purpose-built chipsets that still leverage the building blocks of its smartphone tech but also feature custom designs.
Trump has created his own leverage by building up his brand, and convincing people of his high net worth.
What these people have done is harness the power of grass-roots collective action, without glorying in their own financial leverage or building leafy monuments to themselves.
While it might have been a better strategy to first push for marriage equality in liberal and liberal-leaning states and then to leverage the building national consensus to put some of the same legal protections in place at the state or federal level before heading to court in more conservative states, it is too late to do that now.
Evidently, however, a good deal also goes into finding ever more complicated ways of building leverage on leverage, and then leveraging some more.It has been widely noticed that going bankrupt for a few million dollars is no more painful than going bankrupt for a few thousand.
This potential can be leveraged with building automation systems.
That should not be ignored and, if possible, should be leveraged for building the talent pipeline.
