The phrase "a proposed project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a project that is suggested or planned but not yet approved or started.
Example: "The committee reviewed a proposed project aimed at improving community infrastructure."
Alternatives: "a suggested initiative" or "a planned endeavor."
Note: For sponsors that issue awards without a formal proposal having been submitted, the PI should consider following up any discussion the PI has with the sponsor about a proposed project with a "letter proposal" to the sponsor that briefly describes the scope of work discussed and the cost.
State law requires an environmental impact statement if a proposed project could have an adverse effect on the environment.
Advance acquisition is not permitted for the sole purpose of reducing the cost of property for a proposed project.
But others espousing preservation may oppose a proposed project not because of historic concerns but because they fear it will negatively affect their property or neighborhood.
Galleries in this section are selected by the Art Basel committee based on the strength of a proposed project featuring a single artist.
Gifford has argued that the LEED programme allows builders to create computer models showing energy savings by comparing a proposed project to an imagined similar project and noting an improvement between the two.
One of the most useful skills she learned at the institute, she said, was project appraisal -- the analysis of economic and financial risk and the balancing of gains and losses involved in a proposed project.
Made up of 40km of translucent and flexible photovoltaic ribbons that are attached to masts, Light Sanctuary, a proposed project by New York City-based designers, will absorb light and produce electricity.
The project was launched amid complaints by some First Nations over the Northern Gateway pipelines, a proposed project that sought to carry Alberta oil to a port in northern British Columbia for export.
This attempts to do for government programs what the forces of the marketplace do for business programs: to measure, and compare in terms of money, the discounted streams of future benefits and future costs associated with a proposed project.
Also, commercial lenders in a project financing conduct a detailed review and analysis of a proposed project before the decision to lend is made.
