"governmental projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to projects that are funded and/or managed by a government, such as a national, state, or local government. For example: The town council is currently considering several governmental projects to improve traffic safety.
Although the legislative reins were in their hands, these Republicans could find no governmental projects to organize their energy around.
A man of strong opinions which he expressed pungently, Allan especially loved to review major "to be built" governmental projects which, on a number of occasions, were modified in response to his criticism.
The five pilot projects were selected to represent a variety of actors' affiliations to include oil companies, governmental projects, private investors, and academic researchers.
Meanwhile, a growing array of governmental projects seeks to identify and protect indigenous ontologies in the face of capitalist development processes, including through forms of collective tenure.
Private finance initiative (PFI), as a form of public/private partnership (PPP), helps to contract the private sector to governmental projects.
Many governmental projects or plans have been set up to explore the potentials of vehicular wireless communications (VWC), including the VSC and VII in United States, the eSafety in Europe, and the ASV series in Japan[2].
Tribalism in Europe has more to do with the failure of the governmental project in the late 20th century.
But the impact on "the people" of his signature governmental project so far, health care reform, remains provisional and abstract.
But the ELN, like the FARC, claims that the paramilitaries are a "governmental project".Most Colombians remain deeply sceptical of the guerrillas' intentions.
"The governmental project of classifying and discriminating against certain citizens on the basis of their homosexual status," the historians wrote, "is an unprecedented project of the twentieth century, which is already being dismantled".
"From Flat to Slope Roof" is a governmental project in Shanghai to renovate workers' villages over the past two decades.
