The phrase "a forthcoming project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that is planned or expected to happen in the near future.
Example: "We are excited to announce a forthcoming project that aims to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "an upcoming project" or "a pending project".
In the middle of the night I awake adrenalised by thoughts of a forthcoming project.
Mr. Imperioli said he was not a victim of Mr. Madoff, but was conducting research for a forthcoming project.
In 2014, the city signed a 20-year agreement with EDF for wind power from a forthcoming project near Amarillo.
She has since become The Post's enterprise reporter for audio, working on serialized podcasts including "Constitutional" and a forthcoming project slated for 2019.
"New York is the crazy teenager and London is the father!" She will shortly be filming a documentary on former war zones and there's also a forthcoming project focusing on the Catholic Church.
A forthcoming project will feature whatever Mr. Dion unearths from the former sculpture garden at the Museum of Modern Art, to be shown when that institution reopens after renovations.
Inspired by time spent in Atlanta this summer working on an forthcoming project, it features songs by Awful Records affiliate Abra, Studio Barnhus founder Kornél Kovács, rising rapper 21 Savage, Japanese composer Kensuke Ushio, and a hoppy, house-friendly rework of Drake's "Keep The Family Close" around the 17:13 mark.
But it wasn't until a session with Khaled Rohaim of production group Twice as Nice late last year where she found her voice, writing what became the first song for her forthcoming project — a soulful number called "Inside" that's a stark departure from the slinky dance-pop and R&B she did with her former group.
While this week commemorates the 20th anniversary of the release of the Wu-Tang Clan's classic debut album, "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)," fans are still anticipating the group's delayed forthcoming project, "A Better Tomorrow".
Her forthcoming project, "Lucy," a thriller directed by Luc Besson, bumped into trouble during filming in Taiwan, although, according to Johansson, "I didn't have as bad an experience as was reported".
There are chunks of "papercrete", which they used to make tables for a British Council exhibition, samples of "rubble-dash" render for a little performance temple for OTO Projects, along with sliced tree-trunk furniture and sheets of pummelled metal that look like battered steel drums – a cladding test for another forthcoming project.
