The phrase "a man of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is involved in or known for undertaking various projects, often implying a proactive or ambitious nature.
Example: "John is truly a man of projects; he always has multiple initiatives underway, from community service to personal development."
Alternatives: "a man of endeavors" or "a man of undertakings".
Stevon Cook, CEO, is also a man of 'colour' from 'the projects' and like Williams he maintains it is 'vital that these kids see talented people of color working in the tech industry' (CBS 2015).
Mr. Topol's "lean and hungry look" and his unmannered way with the verse, projects a man of the street, a kind of Tony Soprano, swinging crazily between a lust for violence and a pleasure in the bonds of brotherhood.
It lets Romney present himself as a man of action, and helps him project an air of — to borrow two of his favorite words — strong leadership, while committing him to nothing at all.
Although a man of the left (his final, unrealised project was a biography of Karl Marx), he began his movie career at the invitation of his friend Vittorio Mussolini, Il Duce's son, and made his name with three wartime propaganda films dubbed his Fascist Trilogy.
Throughout the movie Eisenheim remains a man of mystery whose few, carefully chosen words project a wary, possibly phony omniscience.
But he soon warmed up and grasped the opportunity to project himself as a man of strong convictions.
"I put this at the entrance because I want people to think, Who are we?" she said, pointing out a multimedia piece in which the silhouette of a man was projected onto a matrix made of slices of toast.
At the weekly meetings tips can be shared ("McDonalds is hiring 1,000 people") and frustration vented ("If you can't work, you start feeling less of a man").The project is at the sharp end of one of America's biggest economic problems: the decline in work among men.
RAY HIGGS marched into his tiny, hastily furnished office wearing the tense look of a man juggling six projects at once and dissatisfied with them all.
