The phrase "a permanent project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is intended to last indefinitely or is ongoing without a defined end date.
Example: "The community garden is not just a seasonal initiative; it's a permanent project aimed at promoting sustainability and local engagement."
Alternatives: "an ongoing initiative" or "a lasting endeavor."
"This is a permanent project".
It is hoped that this six-month pilot will become a permanent project.
An experienced robotics maker, Camille and her sister have a permanent project on display at the New York Hall of Science, a replica of the Mars rover.
Because of Ms. Miss's history and her public art projects, friends nudged her to suggest a permanent project dealing with Sept. 11.
A new attraction is the Women's Museum: An Institution for the Future, a permanent project (in association with the Smithsonian) that chronicles women's contributions in science, politics, the arts and other fields through computer displays and more traditional exhibits.
Managing an online presence is a permanent project.
Though they're used to developing visuals for indie legends like Arcade Fire or hotshot pop superstars like Madonna and Usher, Montréal-based multimedia studio Moment Factory's latest project designing a permanent projection mapping installation for Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall might be their most challenging project to date.
Sarah Dziedzic (OHMA 2011), who has been a grant-funded Project Coordinator for CCOH's Carnegie Corporation Oral History Project since 2011, recently transitioned to a new permanent Project Coordinator position at CCOH.
The agency, which is now called LMP/NYC, will be specializing in creative and strategic assignments, on either a permanent or project basis, for products, services and issues aimed primarily at women.
In April 2014, Flint decided to draw its public water supply from the Flint River, a temporary measure intended to save costs while the city worked on a permanent pipeline project to Lake Huron.
Instead of raising venture funding, Tan's keeping Posthaven as a permanent side project that co-exists with his day-to-day work as a partner advising Y Combinator startups.
