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"social infrastructure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical, economic, and social structures that are necessary for society to function, such as roads, hospitals, schools, and financial services. For example, you could say, "The government has invested heavily in social infrastructure to help ensure a higher standard of living for its citizens."
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"It is equilibrium between economic, environmental and social infrastructure".
To social infrastructure, they then add (non-commercial) housing.
Robust social infrastructure and tightly knit communities are also vital.
-- Political and social infrastructure development in remote regions.
"This type of thing is only possible because the social infrastructure already exists.
"There was no public transport, there were no jobs, no social infrastructure," Ms. Wahlstrom said.
At that time, however, development plans began emphasizing investment in social infrastructure and services.
Sustaining growth rates and disposable incomes is impossible without a solid commitment to the social infrastructure.
The physical and social infrastructure of the Valley is near the limit.
It has also included some welcome spending on social infrastructure, from clinics to passenger trains.
And what this movement is bringing to the fore is that the social infrastructure matters, too".
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