Code that follows a consistent naming convention is self-documenting. In Delphi, all constructor names should be in PascalCase and start with the word "Create".
Using a consistent naming convention makes constructor calls visually distinct, making it clear when an object is allocated. This helps in easy diagnosis of memory bugs by reducing the chance of misreading a constructor as a non-allocating operation (e.g. a class procedure).
Rename the constructor name to follow the convention.