"a potential project" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a project that someone might do in the future. For example, "We discussed a potential project to build a new model of the car."
The question is how to sort the wheat from the chaff (a potential project?).
They are working on a potential project with east London reproduction furniture company Davemont 'to challenge what is traditional furniture'.
And having recently visited the Prada space in Milan, he is now working on a potential project for the foundation.
Part of that strategy stems from its factoring in a more pessimistic commodity price outlook when determining whether it can build and run a potential project cheaply enough to return at least 15percentt profit.
Forty years ago, when Minoru Yamasaki received a letter from the Port Authority about a potential project in Lower Manhattan, he held it up to his staff as an example of careless writing.
Dave Arnold, of the French Culinary Institute and Booker & Dax bar at Momofuku Ssam Bar, said he was there to check out Tavern "for a potential project," which he wouldn't elaborate on.
A second potential project is Father Daughter Time: A Tale of Armed Robbery and Eskimo Kisses, news of which first emerged in May.
The scientists selected Powers to join their group, and in the first week, Flurkey sat down with him to talk about an unusual potential project.
But you do hear things like 'We're gonna suck this client dry.' … When we'd discuss a pitch or potential project with the team, nine out of 10 times the first question would be: 'Where's the "fee event"?
The lack of information obtained by the nomads from government representatives usually leads the nomads having high interest in the project, and a high number of potential project participants.
But he was thinking about another potential project – a ride across Canada to talk with Canadians about their healthcare system.
