The phrase "a staggering project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is impressive, overwhelming, or difficult to comprehend due to its scale or complexity.
Example: "The team undertook a staggering project that aimed to redesign the entire city infrastructure."
Alternatives: "an astonishing project" or "an incredible project".
Fifteen real estate companies had eagerly bid for the staggering project: the consolidation of a sprawling suburban portfolio of 750 buildings and 2,500 parcels of land.
The Observer found a staggering 3,381 projects seeking funding, ranging from mobile phone apps and circus performances, to an "eco" magazine for kids.
A recent afternoon visit to several of the firms revealed a staggering range of projects on display, from a New Haven CVS drugstore to the world's tallest buildings, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
So why won't Uber, which is reportedly worth a staggering $40 billion on projected revenues of $10 billion, clean up its act?
Certainly, Gingrich, the self-styled Destroyer and Savior of Civilization, must have been drawn to Toffler's contention in "The Third Wave" that visionaries must engage in the "mind-staggering" project of bulldozing government and "building a new civilization on the wreckage of the old".
Since European leaders agreed their energy policies in 2008, the cost of solar has fallen by a staggering 80 per cent, and Deutsche Bank projects that by next year, solar power should be able to compete with little or no subsidy in three-quarters of the world's solar-energy markets.
The Future Care Workforce report from Anchor and the International Longevity Centre-UK found that, to meet the care needs of the soaring numbers of older people, a staggering 40% of the projected increase in England's working age population will need to enter the care profession by 2025.
A brief scan of Robin Rimbaud, aka Scanner's, Wikipedia page reveals a prolific career that encompasses writing, media art, record production, and electronic music (which itself includes his solo work, a staggering collection of collaborative projects and the band Githead, featuring members of Wire).
The borrowing occurred under the former mayor, Stephen R. Reed, who said in an interview that he felt "outraged" that the project created such a staggering debt burden, but that he had never seen a clear explanation of why the cost had been so underestimated.
