The phrase 'prepare the infrastructure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something needs to be prepared or put in place for use. For example, you can say: "Before launching the new website, we need to make sure the IT team has prepared the infrastructure."
They try to take advantage of the current situation to prepare the infrastructure for the right time to start building E1".
If the city and the YankeeNets could get an additional $75 million in state financing, said Alfred Faiella, the deputy mayor for housing and economic development, that would allow the city to widen more roads and prepare the infrastructure for office and retail development, build a 25,000-seat soccer stadium on land west of the arena and closer to the retail strip and erect additional garages.
This is part of a major expansion plan to prepare the infrastructure for a big increase in research staff.
It wanted to modernize its operations to prepare the infrastructure as the backbone for the company's agile, digital business world.
Human Rights Watch has slammed the conditions of workers preparing the infrastructure for the country's hosting of the 2022 World Cup, with Nepalese builders reported to be dying at the rate of one a day this summer.
Gdynia has little extra cash and needs $50 million just to prepare the basic infrastructure like roads, water and utilities.
That funding is intended to cover roughly $89 million in land-acquisition costs, plus $46 million in costs to clear the stadium site and prepare the necessary infrastructure.
It's clear that the government's national flood resilience review must prepare the UK's infrastructure for ever wetter weather, and take radical action to cut the pollution that's changing our climate".
But that plan fell victim to community opposition and a high price that would have included more than $100 million merely to prepare the pier's infrastructure to accommodate a stadium.
The president talks over and over about the need to invest in important areas of the economy — education to prepare the next generation, infrastructure to generate jobs and boost competitiveness, and research and development so that America remains the world's leading innovator.
The government's advisers, the Committee on Climate Change, have warned that the measures needed to prepare the UK's infrastructure will include defences for power stations, transport and communication networks, changes to how buildings are constructed, and new ways of trying to prevent flooding, such as an upgrade to the Thames Barrier.
