The phrase "a featured project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight a specific project that is being showcased or emphasized, often in a professional or promotional context.
Example: "This month, we are excited to present a featured project that demonstrates our innovative approach to sustainable design."
Alternatives: "a highlighted project" or "a spotlighted project".
I am biased here, since I am involved with the Education Arcade group at MIT which produced Environmental Detectives, a featured project this year, but this write-up gives me optimism that educators will rise to the challenge of using these new resources effectively if they are given the support and freedom they need to succeed.
A featured project on Kickstarter it promptly took $8,000 in a day (without any press attention).
ReactOS was a featured project on SourceForge for the week beginning February 27 , 2012 and April 25 , 2013along with several others.
Melanie Willhide's featured project, Sleeping Beauties (The Box Under the Bed), also tackles the relationship between lovers.
Not only is there enough primary content to make your eyes glaze over, but one featured project, the Homeostasis Lab curated by Julia Borges Araña & Guilherme Brandão, acts as an ongoing open call for work, and will continue to grow over the course of the biennial as new submissions are added.
On the Makerbase homepage, there's a search box that lets you search across the database by either maker or the project, as well as a list of featured makers such as Tracy Chou of Pinterest, Buster Benson of Locavore, Marques Brownlee of MKBHD, and Ayah Bdeir of littleBits, for example, as well as a list of featured projects.
On the Makerbase homepage, there's a search box that lets you search across the database by either maker or the project, as well as a list of featured makers such as Tracy Chou of Pinterest, Buster Benson of Locavore, Marques Brownlee of MKBHD, and Ayah Bdeir of littleBits, for example, as well as a list of featured projects.
It also includes eight sheets of fabric, three pre-cut featured projects, a strap, 14 decorative pieces, buttons and a bag of stuffing.
Anyone who has roamed through television's renovating/make-overing/house-flipping genre probably has been struck with the notion that the most appropriate tool for attacking some of the featured projects is a bulldozer.
The featured projects here demonstrate a diverse range of approaches for combining residential, cultural, and commercial activities on complex and dense infrastructural sites in imaginative and productive ways.
A quibble: why are there no interior shots for eight of the featured projects, including some of the most intriguing cases, built by celebrities like William Randolph Hearst, Jack London and Joel McCrea?
