"renovation of infrastructure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing physical improvements or updates made to existing infrastructure, such as building roads, bridges, and other large projects. For example, "The city council has allocated funds for the renovation of infrastructure and public spaces in the downtown area."
(IDI with a community representative) Third, almost all respondents reported an improvement in the renovation of infrastructures at the district hospital to provide easy access to physically handicapped individuals.
This may require additional staffing, re-training of existing staff, addition or renovation of physical infrastructure and close attention to quality improvement techniques.
There has been significant renovation and construction of infrastructure, such as roads, highways, and hospitals in the country.
In addition, major renovations of its infrastructure were completed, such as the restoration of Grand Central Station.
The renovation of our transport infrastructure.
Whitlam pledged an end to conscription and the release of individuals who had refused the draft, an income tax surcharge to pay for universal health insurance, free dental care for students and renovation of aging urban infrastructure.
Flanked by Vice President Joe Biden, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a sweeping set of infrastructure renovations, with a new La Guardia Airport as the centerpiece.
That could have kick-started a major renovation of the nation's infrastructure and served as the incubator for a new and desperately needed urban policy.
And now that new owners have completed a $3 million renovation of the hotel's infrastructure, he is trying to recreate at least a hint of the literary life that flourished within its walls.
Of wider concern is the upgrade of the general infrastructure, including renovation of Brazil's airports, building new public transport, and ensuring there are sufficient hotel rooms.
