The phrase "a revolutionary project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that introduces significant change or innovation in a particular field or area.
Example: "The team is excited to unveil a revolutionary project that aims to transform renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "an innovative initiative" or "a groundbreaking endeavor".
Dreaming could seem a revolutionary project, destined to annihilate bourgeois norms.
No one would notice that he was working on a revolutionary project, the Gandhis and Mr. Singh concluded.
For the past year, Emily has been working on a revolutionary project that's been kept firmly under wraps.
A: The 9090 was a revolutionary project because in 1979 only one espresso maker existed, which was the one invented by Mr. Alessi's uncle, Mr. Bialetti.
PARIS — Twenty autumns ago, Tim Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist, came up with a catchy name for a revolutionary project that aimed to open the Internet to the masses.
Indeed, the viaduct leading out of the Holland Tunnel was part of a revolutionary project of elevated "super highways" built around New York in anticipation of the tunnel's opening.
But Mr Chávez's fame stems, too, from his oil-backed claims to be leading a new revolutionary project of "21st-century socialism" that tears up the nostrums of economic liberalism.
On a big revolutionary project!
In contrast to the 1848 1849 setbacks, the period inaugurated by the Crimean War disestablished both Russian domination and the Regulamentul Organic regime, and, within the space of one generation, brought about the fulfillment of virtually all revolutionary projects.
"There was a move he wanted me to do where I was supposed to stand with one foot in front of me, arching my back, and then fall backward, and I was like, 'That's not possible!' And then he did it, and I thought, 'Well, O.K.!' " The template for Ratmansky's revolutionary project was a sprawling four-act 1932 Soviet-era ballet called "Flames of Paris".
Richard Brody called the film "one of his most alluring and most coherent meditations" and added that Godard's "aesthetic genius and his revolutionary project are both a way of seeing and a way of life".
