The phrase "a large capital project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant investment or undertaking, typically in construction, infrastructure, or development.
Example: "The city has approved funding for a large capital project aimed at improving public transportation."
Alternatives: "a major investment project" or "a significant development initiative."
An individual may be delegated financial approval authority for a specific project or initiative by the President or Board of Trustees that is greater than their normal financial authority, for example with respect to a large capital project.
Rutherford's stated rationale was that the cost of such a large capital project shouldn't be borne by a single generation and that incurring debt to finance a corresponding asset was, in contrast to operating deficits, acceptable.
At Commerce, it was attractive initially because it saved money, as part of a larger capital project.
Though police officials say a backup communications system is needed, especially after the attack of Sept. 11, the budget gap has made it essential to review all large capital projects, the officials said.
Investors willing to shoulder the additional costs of buying a non-ADR stock should consider Macquarie Bank, an investment bank with an active business in large capital projects that come with long-term maintenance contracts.
That's changed and, for the first time in history, the government publishes data revealing a pricing benchmark for large capital projects.
A grassroots group, the Seymour Watchdog Committee, has circulated a petition calling for a second referendum vote on several large capital projects to see if they should proceed.
It said the reductions were largely due to the end of spending on "large capital projects" between 2009 and 2013.
Powell says: "One of the difficulties of large capital projects in small places is that they are a big flame which burns brightly, and takes all the attention away from other things.
They cite official state analysis that concluded that the budget would be cut by a quarter and the state would also be prohibited from taking on debt, preventing large capital projects.
