'big ticket projects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large-scale project that requires significant resources. For example, "The government allocated funding to several big ticket projects this year."
The other big-ticket projects depended on the federal transportation bill, reauthorized every six years.
It also suffers from an "obsession with big-ticket projects" requiring large-scale corporate development.
He recently launched Scienceogram UK, a campaign that compares the benefits of increased investment in science with big-ticket projects.
One of Verily's big-ticket projects is the development of a smart contact lens designed to help people with diabetes.
These are big-ticket projects that require plenty of planning and plenty of investment in infrastructure and buildings.
Promoting big-ticket projects and labeling them in grand terms has already provoked suspicion in Beijing and Moscow about the West's long-term regional ambitions.
TWO top names in interior design begin a partnership today that will let them bid jointly for big-ticket projects while pursuing separate book deals and licensing agreements.
But even with the biggest push for infrastructure spending in years, most of these big-ticket projects are unlikely to get very far from the stimulus alone.
AK may not be able to afford the big-ticket projects it is has promised to deliver, including building a third airport and third bridge over the Bosporus in Istanbul.
After the Arab Spring uprisings, in 2011, King Abdullah, in an effort to mitigate dissent, committed more than a hundred and thirty billion dollars for big-ticket projects in housing, education, debt relief, and pay raises.
