"meticulously built" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you are expressing that something was created or constructed with great attention to detail. For example, "The bridge was meticulously built to withstand the powerful river currents."
Science, so the story goes, is a meticulously built edifice.
With his jazzy branding and meticulously built dishes, Mr. Palomino has made a name for himself.
The meticulously built miniatures of mayhem — bloodstains on a tiny pillow!
Yet Apple, a creativity factory meticulously built by Steven P. Jobs since he returned to the company in 1997, suggests another innovation formula — one more elitist and individual.
He ended up buying a 47-foot wooden sailboat dating from 1977 that he christened Babysan III, after a small model boat his father meticulously built decades earlier.
She creates quietly powerful, meticulously built and richly resonant work, the sort of dances that don't tend to yell, "Look at me!" but nevertheless amply reward close study.
Braving the stiffest of weather, she paints directly at the seaside, recording the shiftings of light and atmosphere on surfaces she meticulously builds up with layers of gesso, metallic pigments, encaustics and oils.
As such, we meticulously build out our funnels, design our offerings to be scalable, and outsource small tasks when we become too busy to manage them all on our own.
But no one would argue that a city of a few million or more can be organized with such precision, and his fantasy world is only possible as a meticulously planned community, built from the ground up and of modest size.
Chiles wasn't going to stand for that, another bloke in the nest he'd built so meticulously.
Still, his portrait of the region is a strong one, built on meticulously detailed intelligence gathered, sifted and analyzed for unspoken secrets and lies by the author's own deeply cunning mind.
