The phrase "a constructive initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive and helpful action or project aimed at improving a situation or addressing a problem.
Example: "The organization launched a constructive initiative to promote environmental sustainability in the community."
Alternatives: "a positive effort" or "a beneficial project".
In Damascus, the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Jihad Makdessi, said in a statement released by the official Syrian Arab News Agency that his government would welcome any "constructive initiative" from Mr. Brahimi, who was widely expected to travel to Syria.
It would welcome any "constructive initiative," Makdissi said.
However, Syrian foreign ministry spokesman Jihad Makdissi was more non-committal and said the government would welcome any "constructive initiative" from Brahimi.
Regarding coverage, a recent constructive initiative has called for 1 million community health workers in sub-Saharan Africa by 2015.
While I agree with Liz to some extent, I also believe that any kind of constructive initiative is welcome when it comes to clean energy.
" The concluding section of the leaked document proposes a series of constructive initiatives.
Both leaders were engaged in empty rhetoric and slogans for domestic consumption instead of proposing new, credible and constructive initiatives to resume the negotiations that could lead to a peace agreement, which should have been the thrust of their appearances at the UNGA.
Some interesting and constructive initiatives are now in play, including partnerships with state academies (a key component of Hunt's policy) and attempts to create more needs-blind places (being pushed by Halls and other progressively minded private heads).
It miscasts the constructive initiatives by Kurdish officials to enter into oil exploration contracts as an attempt to hoard oil revenues for the Kurdish region at the expense of Iraq as a whole.
