"rebuild work" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of repairing or reconstructing something that has been damaged or destroyed. Example: The company allocated a large budget for the rebuild work of their office building after it was damaged by a fire.
This principle meant that when a Paradise evacuee named Tammy expressed a need for a community space, NVMA's cleanup and rebuild working group helped build one in the parking lot.
Rebuilding work did not begin on his home until October 2009, the retired labourer said.
A rebound is widely expected, once rebuilding work gathers momentum, and as supply chains return to normal.
Still, even at corporations where both the top and bottom lines are expanding, the focus remains on keeping profits high, not rebuilding work forces decimated by the recession.
And it has been confirmed that the airport in Fortaleza will utilise a temporary tarpaulin arrivals terminal during the World Cup, due to delays in rebuilding work.
Federal officials are investigating whether Mr. Jackson steered work at the Virgin Islands housing authority and rebuilding work in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to friends.
"Reconstruction is shifting to a new stage," Abe said, adding that he hoped rebuilding work would be completed by the time Tokyo hosts the summer Olympics in 2020.
Liverpool require major improvement and have begun their rebuilding work swiftly, steadily and unspectacularly by agreeing deals with Danny Ings and James Milner in the past five days.
Rebuilding work and the replacement of ruined goods may even give a bit of a boost to GDP.Little of the damage in Germany, the Czech Republic and Austria will be covered by insurance just 10-20%, says Swiss Re.
After the comments, Dior issued an apology stating that they would continue to support the recovery and rebuilding work in China but this wasn't enough to dampen the public outcry in the country.
