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The phrase "a little project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small or minor task or undertaking that requires some effort but is not overly complex or time-consuming.
Example: "I have a little project in mind that I think will improve our workflow significantly."
Alternatives: "a small task" or "a minor undertaking".
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In preparation for these two weeks, I started a little project called "Plowing Memory Lane".
"Figuring that out is a little project of mine," he says.
"I got into a little project, that was all I did.
"I recently did a little project for Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge, for their house in Tangier.
It's hard enough to get the funding for a little project, let alone one of this scale".
"All of a sudden a little project became a bigger project," said Mr. Sbragia, who stepped down from his full-time position at Beringer in 2008.
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Karbo Brothers Pools of Weatherford, Tex., is installing an exercise pool for a doctor, a tricky little project.
Here's a fun little project, a little too advanced for me but worth looking into if you're okay with a little soldering and such.
However, it's a great little project and a great design.
"I think people felt, oh, this is a cute, little project, and I'm a dilettante," she said.
It's a fun little project and well worth a few minutes of your busy, pre-Burning Man EDM schedule.
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