The phrase "each initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individual actions or plans that are part of a larger effort or project. Here is an example sentence: "Each initiative will be carefully evaluated to ensure its effectiveness in achieving our goals."
About $4 billion is being invested in each initiative.
On each initiative he will find significant numbers of Democrats willing to vote with him.
Each initiative must be debated by parliament, and then commented on by government.
Mr. Castro's enduring tactic has been to fit each initiative to his revolutionary script of a brave Cuba resisting the giant United States.
In assessing Mr. Cheney's record at Halliburton, it is difficult to say -- as it would be with any large corporation -- what specific role the chief executive played in each initiative during his tenure.
Each initiative is still small compared with the companies' multibillion-dollar oil exploration and refining budgets, prompting skeptics to say they are more interested in improving their image than producing clean fuels.
The trajectory of each initiative shouldn't be controlled too tightly even by its local leaders; Step 11 in the handbook is really more of a mantra: "Let it go where it wants to go".
Giving evidence to the committee, the ERG provided information showing that its activities produced savings of £3.75bn across government in 2010-11, whincludeduded a breakdown of savings generated by each initiative.
Policies were poor, execution dreadful and leadership misdirected, but each initiative seemed to create a centripetal force, as everyone looked toward Beijing to see how to march forward (or avoid being trampled).
Despite these approvals, Dr. Sexton has responded to concerns about faculty involvement in decision-making by appointing faculty committees for each initiative and has given them significant input on future development.
