"promote construction" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The government has launched a new initiative to promote construction in rural areas, in an effort to improve infrastructure and create jobs.
"Unless we promote construction to meet this demand, housing prices in New York are likely to keep rising," he added.
Her proposals include tax credits to promote construction, new public housing and more rental aid vouchers for the poor.
It was designed, he wrote, "to promote construction of urban middle-class housing, which neither the public housing program nor unsubsidized private developers were producing".
In the depths of a recession in the 1970s, developers were given tax abatements to promote construction under a program known as 421-a.
Persistent endeavors have been made to promote construction safety, but fatalities still plague the industry.
Meanwhile, it has great potential to promote construction of green and low carbon energy systems due to its carbon-capture ability.
Real estate developers live off such tensions, and in 1923 Fenimore C. Goode, a broker, promoted construction of a new building at 20 West 47th Street specifically to tempt the Maiden Lane firms.
"I believe the energy crisis is real," said Wayne Gould, president of Sunlaw Cogeneration Partners, a Los Angeles company that, among other things, is promoting construction of what it says will be a new, more energy-efficient power plant.
"The recall process, I think, is not a great idea," the mayor said at a news conference in Midtown Manhattan, where he was promoting construction of a massive water tunnel.
But Lego also promotes "construction play" not found in dolls or board games, which calls upon the child to be creative in a very literal sense: she must create the toy with which she wants to play.
For instance, some chiefs are using their positions to enforce good practices like promoting construction of toilets.
