No. Petition adjudication, visa availability, admissibility, and the applicable visa or adjustment stage determine when permanent residence can actually be obtained, independent of a project's own construction or business milestones.
Track government processing separately from project milestones
List project milestones and immigration steps on separate timelines rather than treating them as interchangeable, and monitor current processing times and the Visa Bulletin as relevant. Remember that removal of conditions is a later, separate step, so initial conditional permanent residence should not be treated as the end of the process.
The capital must be invested or actively in the process of being invested when the petition is filed, so the transfer, or an escrow that releases into the enterprise, comes just before filing, after the source-of-funds file and the job plan are complete. What follows depends on visa availability for your chargeability and on whether adjustment is genuinely available to you; in some eligible EB-5 situations concurrent adjustment filing exists, so stages are not always strictly sequential. The third clock starts on admission and runs for two years of conditional residence, during which the capital must remain invested for the required sustainment period and the jobs must come into existence.