The phrase "a main project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a primary or significant project among others in a given context.
Example: "Our team is currently focused on a main project that aims to improve our software's user interface."
Alternatives: "a primary project" or "a key project".
Now Homescreen.me, in conjunction with NFN Labs, has a full team dedicated to its development, and will be a main project for the group going forward.
"The directive throughout was to be adventurous, and by virtue of it not initially being a main project we were able to take some risks and try some things out.
In three UK cities/towns, traffic-free infrastructure (a main project plus feeder routes) were evaluated for their effects on residents living within 5 km of the respective projects.
A: That's my main project now.
In 2004, a $27 million sewer and water main project upended a 21-block section of the placid waterfront neighborhood in the East Bronx.
The modified cluster-sampling approach of Eurolight, using different sampling methods in different countries, was seen as a strength of the main project [18], since it was not a primary purpose of Eurolight to generate representative data at national level.
PORFIDO (Physical Oceanography by RFID Outreach) is a system designed to be installed in the optical modules of the NEMO experiment and possibly, in future underwater neutrino telescopes to gather oceanographic data with a minimum of disturbance to the main project and a very limited budget.
Gig Buddies, the charity's main project, matches a person with a learning disability with a volunteer who shares their taste in music whether it's indie or classical or folk and they attend a gig together every month.
It was forced to cancel its main project, a turboprop passenger plane called the N-250 (pictured), a pet project of President Suharto and his technology minister, B.J. Habibie, who later took over the presidency on Suharto's downfall.
This is the main project, a quintet with chamber-music tendencies but new-jazz energy, including the cellist Erik Friedlander, the trumpeter Cuong Vu, the clarinetist Chris Speed and the drummer Michael Sarin.
The overview is now considered in its entirety and decomposed into two or more sectors which are able to be considered as stand alone phases in the project e.g. there may be separate business areas, sets of business rules and objectives as a subset of the main project.
