The phrase "a one-year project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that has a duration of one year.
Example: "The team is excited to start a one-year project aimed at improving community engagement."
Alternatives: "a year-long project" or "a twelve-month project."
Moreover, after working with three international teams on a one-year project, Bichelmeyer et al. (2004) argue that when attempting to establish cross-cultural communication between students from multiple countries, designers should develop the content considering intercultural activities by using topics that students can relate to from their everyday lives.
UnitedHealthcare plans to announce on Wednesday a one-year project with five oncology practices, offering doctors an additional fee.
On Monday, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti launched a one-year project with the U.S. Geological Survey to develop proposals to minimize the devastation of a catastrophic quake, particularly from disrupted water and communications infrastructure.
"This wasn't going to be a one-year project that we were going to be an elite team," Kidd said.
Social research has begun to try to understand this growing constituency defined by what they are not, and we are contributing to this with a one-year project speaking to young people who identify themselves as atheists, free thinkers, humanists, secularists, sceptics – or all of the above.
It's not a one-year project.
That summer he took on the worst grunt work project imaginable (he rewrote all the software for manufacturing for iPod), and had three months for what he described as a "one year project".
Concerns about condors and DDT have prompted the Fish and Wildlife Service to initiate a new one-year project to study how marine mammals might be carrying Montrose DDT up the California coast.
Therefore, the Chi Mei Medical Center has proposed a one-year-project to develop an electronic dashboard (e-Dashboard) for the execution of IS with visual interfaces to present the status of IS services requested by users.
What was meant to be a one-off, one-year project has now been granted a three-year stay of execution, taking it until spring 2017.
Supported by the Research and Learning Fund of the UK Department for International Development (DFID), the one-year project (2006 – 07) was a collaboration between the University of Melbourne Australiaa), the Emmanuel Hospital Association EHAA) (India), and research partners in both states.
