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The phrase "a life saving project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that has the potential to save lives or significantly improve health and safety outcomes.
Example: "The organization is launching a life saving project aimed at providing clean water to communities in need."
Alternatives: "a life-preserving initiative" or "a life-saving endeavor".
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When he isn't spending time with his boyfriend, he's usually in some rural village working on a life-saving project.
Conclusion: Peripartum hysterectomy is a necessary life saving operation.
When one saves a life, he saves the world.
The latest rail safety proposals for advanced signalling are projected to save 83 lives over the next 40 years at a cost of £45m per life saved.
Just one life saved is a miracle.
The project originated with a $30 million donation from the Government of Canada, which asked only that UNICEF develop an innovative project that would reduce child mortality by at least 15 percent and cost less than $1,000 per life saved.
Even a small pilot project costing only $20,244 saved the lives of 97 infants, the authors estimated, meaning that it cost just $208 per life saved.
To find out more about the Art of Saving a Life project, head over to the Gates Foundation website by clicking here.
"Take a life to save a life.
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