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well-constructed

British  

adjective

  1. made or having been made to a high standard of workmanship and safety

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Marchand celebrated his 50th cap with a try early in the second half with a well-constructed driving maul score.

From BBC

But my impression during my brief time with the SU7 was that this is a well-designed and well-constructed vehicle.

From The Wall Street Journal

The all-rounder, who scored a well-constructed unbeaten 84 against India earlier in the tournament, showcased her finisher abilities, smashing seven boundaries in 16 deliveries as South Africa scored 102 runs in the final 10 overs.

From BBC

The bill was well-constructed for consumer protection but disappointingly shelved last year, said Matthew Lowe, executive director of the Global Kratom Coalition.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, Singapore is a wealthy, modern city where roughly half of its 6 million people live in well-constructed high-rise apartments that were built by the government.

From New York Times