The phrase "a major development project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant initiative or undertaking, typically in the context of construction, urban planning, or business ventures.
Example: "The city has approved a major development project aimed at revitalizing the downtown area."
Alternatives: "a significant development initiative" or "a substantial construction project."
The Islanders moved to Brooklyn after their previous majority owner, Charles Wang, could not persuade Nassau County voters to approve a major development project that included plans for a new arena.
Mat, we learn, had been working for years on a major development project in Hell's Kitchen, and Susan was trying to put together the financing.
I wondered if the announcement of such a major development project would inspire some protests, considering the concerns of the activists I interviewed.
But profits are now pretty robust, right? A. It takes as much as four years from the time a major development project gets approved to the time when oil begins to flow.
And he said he realized that one of his career's low points was fair game: a $10,000 fine from the city's Conflicts of Interest Board for a renovation project on his home which relied on an architect who was involved a major development project requiring his approval.
His reputation was sullied following an investigation by The Daily News into a renovation project on his City Island home during his time as Bronx borough president, which was handled by an architect who was also involved in a major development project that required Mr. Carrión's approval.
The disregard of the developer for the public and public process is in both instances are eerily similar, yet Coleman fails to see how the Lots 12/13 tree cutting scandal shows exactly why public input and review are an important part of the process for all major development projects.
The Lodge, built in 1978, is smack in the middle of a proposed major development project that town officials argue is critical for Vail's continued economic stability.
Thrive's Helena Entrepreneur Center (HEC) was their first major development project, which began after receiving a seed-funding grant from the Walton Family Foundation by way of the Delta Bridge Project (a community development initiative that created a 10 year county-wide strategic plan).
Mr. Shvo's first major development project, in partnership with Victor Homes, is a condominium at 239 10th Avenue in West Chelsea, the site of a former Getty gas station near the High Line.
And part of the Hudson Yards major development project on the Far West Side would be exempt as a result of an exclusion in the measure's language.
