The phrase "a definite project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific and clearly defined project or task that has been established.
Example: "We have finally agreed on a definite project that will enhance our community's infrastructure."
Alternatives: "a specific project" or "a clear project".
CNRS scientists are assigned a definite project and host lab, according to their preferences and the needs of research departments; Collard was appointed at the Laboratoire de l'Accélérateur Linéaire in Orsay to search for the Higgs boson.
The government partly addressed these concerns by proposing more contracts and fewer libéralités, but Frolet would like to see better recruitment procedures, with a definite project, funding, and supervisor, along with regular evaluations--which she says is not always the case in France.
"I regret that the referendum has put a definite end to... the project that I considered to be very important for the development of the whole region".
Although there is a definite voyeurism to the project – the films contain people's personal moments, after all – Bettwieser maintains that its sociological and anthropological merits overrides the whole snooping-around-in-a-stranger's-past thing.
Something of a mixed bag, then, with several question marks left hanging over the entire Hobbit project, but a definite improvement on the previous outing, and hopefully a portent of better things to come in There and Back Again.
While a project might have a definite start date, a specific end date is rarely specified.
Once you are past the scene, the dining rooms are relatively quiet and have all the earmarks of one of David Rockwell's wonderful theatrical designs, this time with a definite Asian flavor, complete with anime, projected on the wall of the downstairs dining room.
Funders should make it a definite policy for grant- holders to locate projects in the rural areas.
"Project management" describes a method for organizing and executing a collaborative endeavor that has a definite end point; this, having a definite end point, is what differentiates a project from a permanent position.
Those projects didn't make it off the ground, but the brothers made a definite impression.
To follow-up a project so deeply intimate, handing over the original Rompecorazones to a selection of his contemporaries is a definite change of pace.
