The phrase "a project document" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific document that outlines the details, objectives, and plans related to a project.
Example: "Before we proceed, please ensure that you have reviewed a project document outlining the goals and timelines."
Alternatives: "a project report" or "a project file."
It discovered that one of its employees, whose own account contained a project document listing the affected e-mail addresses, had used the same name and password for a LinkedIn account.
The companies were to serve "as an extension" of the government itself, and would have helped the state establish policies and guidelines governing the entire undertaking, according to a project document.
During the 2012 incident, one Dropbox employee's account was accessed with a project document that contained email addresses.
A stolen password was also used to access an employee Dropbox account containing a project document with user email addresses.
The company also said that one of those stolen passwords was used to access a Dropbox employee's account, which contained a project document with user email addresses.
Trust in your gut to guide you in knowing when it's time to hand in a project, document, etc. 2. Hear this loudly: Your work will NEVER be perfect.
While he's often known for Ba Ba Bakuhatsu (Grandma Explosion), a project documenting Japanese asceticism, rites, and folklore practiced in the mountain region Tohoku, his documentation of Japanese street scenes from 1970 through 1985 reveal another subculture, of sorts, in Japan.
Beste is currently working on a project documenting Houston's gangster rap culture, with a book coming out September of 2012.
Prior to her arrest in July 2014, she had been working on a project documenting political prisoners in the country.
The couple also helped Matisse found an art academy, a project documented here in a room of dull and dutiful student exercises.
The slow, deliberate way of shooting was new for Ms. Ackerman, whose previous work, including a project documenting mentally ill prison inmates, is full of force and vitality.
