The phrase "prefabricated structures" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to buildings or other structures that are constructed using pre-made components or modules, which are then assembled on site. Example: The construction company specializes in prefabricated structures, which allows them to complete building projects in a fraction of the time it would take to build using traditional methods.
Many are prefabricated structures built quickly and inexpensively in rural areas or on the outskirts of cities.
Berg's drab glass-and-steel prefabricated structures, called "tilt- ups" in Silicon Valley jargon, are home to research-and-development complexes of companies like Apple, Cisco and NEC.
In April 1996, metal prefabricated structures were erected in Brades, and timber chalets were erected for displaced people following the second evacuation of Plymouth.
For example, in exchange for the installation of a lift or better insulation, landlords allow Toits du Monde the right to construct its parasitic prefabricated structures on top of the edifice.
He chose bio-sourced European wood – made from wood particles and chips – for the prefabricated structures because of its eco-friendliness, lightness, structural qualities (if they were in metal, a whole other structure would be required to support the plug-in modules), ability to act as façade elements without further adornment and flexibility of implementation on site.
sells prefabricated structures that are specially designed for amateur assembly.
The five-room dwelling was a demonstration project by National Houses Inc., which was going to set the world on fire with a $3,000 prefabricated structure.
In order to compare the above-mentioned codes a sample prefabricated structure, which totally failed after 1999 Marmara earthquake is analysed.
The house is a plain, prefabricated structure.
A prefabricated structure that was intended to serve as police station was looted and carted away before it could be occupied, United Nations workers said.
When Cyclone Joan flattened half of Port Hedland in 1975, the state government replaced the shattered hospital with a prefabricated structure propped up on the dirt with thin, foot-high steel poles.
