The phrase "a good capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a city that serves as a seat of government or a financial center that is well-managed or prosperous.
Example: "Paris is often considered a good capital for international diplomacy due to its rich history and cultural significance."
Alternatives: "an excellent capital" or "a strong capital".
"This business can be a good capital generator, helping the company to afford future stock buybacks, pay dividends and drive the expansion of acquisitions across the globe," said Eric W. Aboaf, the chief financial officer overseeing the North American consumer business in an interview yesterday.
They now sell closer to 3.5%, which means that someone who bought on my recommendation would be sitting on a good capital gain.
Ditto for Washington Federal (not to be confused with powerhouse Washington Mutual), which has a solid presence in the Northwest and a good capital base.
We talked to four real estate managers from Sotheby's offices around the world about where to buy a vacation home for between $500,000 and $1 million and still expect a good capital gain over the next few years.
A good capital-defense lawyer establishes a close, mutually informative relationship with the defendant and his family, but Bruner and the Jacksons had no such bond: the first time the Jacksons met their lawyer was at the courthouse, as the trial began.
It has very low provisioning and a very good capital base.
bThis amount may refer to a new investment good (capital) (Romer 1990) or to an existing one but with new features that makes it more productive (Grossman and Helpman 1991).
While that review can be at times burdensome, pushing companies to conform to accounting principles is a cornerstone of good capital markets.
He conceded that "it may be very good capital in an electioneering campaign to declaim against the Chinese".
Second, it pays to hire a good venture capital lawyer.
"You need a good vibrant capital market to make a good M&A market.
