The phrase "yet to construct" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that needs to be built or created, but has yet to be done. For example: "The new bridge is yet to construct."
But they do not have the equipment yet to construct a firebreak, officials said.
H.P. has yet to construct its own manure-burning system, but may consider one for data centers in California or Texas, he said.
As for the current presidential contenders, not enough biographers are available yet to construct a reliable personality profile, Rubenzer says.
Even apart from the problems above, retributivists have yet to construct a nonarbitrary way of deciding what sentence the guilty offender deserves as punishment.
The city has yet to construct the Olympic Park and other venues, and many have expressed concern about how much work there is to do ahead of the event.
Therefore, there is a lot of work to be done in these directions, and it should be interesting yet difficult to construct more solution formulas for system (2).
The routings of NY 47 and current I-390 were identical to NY 383 (Scottsville Road) in Chili, where NY 47 was forced to grade level via a partially constructed interchange, as modern I-390 had yet to be constructed in the area southeast of NY 383.
Or perhaps they haven't yet been able to construct a wider vision of the future of the Tibetan people, particularly noticeable in their failure to address the medieval aspects of Tibetan Buddhist theocracy.
However, state of the art microfabrication and highly integrated parallel measurement approaches [31], [32] have not yet been exploited to construct an MFC array with highly consistent architecture and performance.
Yet without resources to construct permanent buildings, the community was unable to develop a school that could withstand rain and provide a safe learning environment for children.
It is difficult to define who is at high risk and researchers have not yet been able to construct a sensitive model of how an IPV victim presents for medical care [ 27- 29].
