'enterprise projects' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to projects that involve large companies or organizations, often those that involve a large degree of risk. For example: "Our enterprise projects involve huge investments that could yield substantial profits for our company."
Since 2007, the work has attracted support from two Blackpool enterprise projects.
Operating on a social franchise model, the Trussell Trust runs social enterprise projects, generating income for the foodbanks.
Particularly in the realm of breaking news (but also in the realm of features, enterprise projects, and in this case, advance obits), we are constantly refining what we publish online.
A Place for Paper However, paper tickets will continue to exist, said Jim M. FitzGerald, director of enterprise projects at American Airlines, even if as a very small percentage.
It's also funding a project called Catapult, a micro-finance budget specific to social enterprise start-ups, and a social enterprise demonstration fund which will fund pilot social enterprise projects.
The National Housing Federation's Building Futures report identified £500m a year spent on investing in communities: helping people manage their money and get out of debt; skills for employment; youth enterprise projects; apprenticeships and training.
Her father is a clinical instructor in the community enterprise project practice unit at Harvard Law School.
Sharp work Gavin Turk's charming needle-works were made by prisoners as part of a social enterprise project.
Year Here is a social enterprise project that aims to put Britain onto the traditional 'gap year' map.
We have also developed a good relationship with the marketing staff, who have been supporting the social enterprise project with New Horizons Youth Centre.
"It's a huge problem in Kenya," says Tania Laden, co-founder of LivelyHoods, a social enterprise project designed to create work for youths in urban slums.
