The phrase 'repairs of' is not correct and is not usable in written English.
The correct phrase is 'repairs to.' For example: I need to make repairs to my roof before the winter.
Repairs of transport infrastructure, power lines, ports and airports have also made progress.
On a visit in late July, architects and engineers were seen planning repairs of the fourth.
The property will eventually be used for maintenance and repairs of criminal justice department vehicles.
KIA A campaign to replace battery cable terminals is expanding beyond earlier repairs of Optima Hybrids.
The official said that repairs of that nature would normally be certified by a third party.
Routine repairs of window panes, blocked sinks and street lighting take weeks, if not months.
Bad weather meant more repairs, of course, but it also meant that the shop could make a few converts.
The strategy has been embraced in Brooklyn, where the two libraries need repairs of $9 million to $11 million.
The statement continued: "Regarding helicopters, there were previously planned repairs of military equipment delivered to Syria many years ago".
They have paid for inspections of 1,500 homes in the city's poorest wards, and for repairs of some.
Two regulatory repairs of the defined-contribution pension system could reduce the risk of similar episodes in the future.
