The phrase "a nice project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project that is pleasant, enjoyable, or well-conceived.
Example: "I really enjoyed working on a nice project that allowed me to express my creativity."
Alternatives: "a great project" or "an enjoyable project".
"So we have a nice project on our hands".
Also a nice project to start in this economic crisis.
It might make a nice project for a software engineering course.
"I can tap into a nice population that you just can't walk up to and get a hold of, and do a nice project efficiently, so it's a win-win situation for everybody," he said of his spring training research.
"Now here's a nice project of ours," Jacob van Rijs said, leading me over to a small cardboard model for a library near Rotterdam when I visited the firm this spring.
Peter S. Kalikow, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the agency that oversees the subways, has long said that Mr. Doctoroff's No. 7 line extension was a nice project, but vowed that its financing would not come out of his agency's capital budget.
But to work on a project like this, a really nice project, starting from zero, is quite exciting for us drivers.
"It's a very nice project, but it needs a lot of money".
And so I'm happy because for me it's a very nice project.
Nine respondents recognised the relevance of oral health to this Healthy Schools strand: 'there's a very nice project... about the effect of your teeth on your whole face, and your own personality... that's about self-esteem as well' (11) Respondents were asked about two aspects of physical activity that could prevent oro-facial trauma: the use of cycle helmets and sports mouthguards.
The NICE project, a public commitment by the Danish fashion industry to sustainability, is promoted by the Nordic Fashion Association, with the Danish Fashion Institute taking the lead.
