'marine construction' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when referring to the construction of buildings and structures in and around bodies of water. For example, "The company specializes in marine construction, creating structures to protect and improve waterfronts."
The industry publication Engineering News Record ranks Orion Marine the fourth-biggest marine construction company in the nation by revenue, behind a group of privately held firms.
Mr. Gundersen's father is the vice president of RDA Construction of Canton, Mass., which specializes in bridge and marine construction.
In 1986, he joined Toa Construction, one of the three big marine construction companies that managed the breakwater's construction, rising to chief executive in 1989.
He also held executive positions at Mailboxes Coast to Coast and J. Ray McDermott S.A., a New Orleans marine construction company.
At the end of the conference, the prize for the best presentation went to Abdulmonem M. Sbeta, who runs a private company that provides oil and marine construction services.
An unusual number of global cartels fixing prices on lysine, vitamins, graphite electrodes, sorbates, sodium gluconate, construction, computer memory chips, marine construction, and citric acid have been criminally prosecuted.
Growing demand for materials suitable for Arctic marine constructions necessitates the development of lowcost steels with excellent low-temperature properties.
Marine constructions modify physical conditions by interfering with water circulation and increasing sedimentation and pollution, leading to biological homogenization.
This work deals with the analysis of the mechanical behaviour of a class of sandwich structures widely employed in marine constructions, constituted by fiber-glass laminate skins over PVC foam or polyester mat cores.
Rankin Technologies of Canada currently markets a wireless tracking device called Boomerang for use in motor vehicles and marine and construction equipment.
They have been extensively used in aero space, automotive, marine and construction industries due to their inherent advantages over conventional metals.
