The phrase "a structured project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project that is organized and follows a specific framework or methodology.
Example: "In order to ensure success, we need to approach this as a structured project with clear milestones and deliverables."
Alternatives: "an organized project" or "a systematic project".
This seemed the obvious choice and forced me to write a structured project proposal.
The newly chartered Enterics Surveillance Steering Committee (ESSC) is intended to provide clear mission guidance, a structured project review process, and central data management and analysis in support of rationally directed enteric disease surveillance efforts.
Student responses also indicated that having a structured project guiding their group interactions made it easier to begin to get to know one another, but that once they felt more comfortable, the project itself became more enjoyable.
I studied at The University of Otago in spring '05.
APC guarantees the completeness in the budgeting process of a structured research project.
Thus, the industrial postdoc allows me to work on a structured research project without the aches and pains of student life.
The program provides practical leadership training to selected youth participants each year, training members how to move from an idea to the implementation of structured projects.
Here, in the context of foresight we adopted a structured approach: we projected all dimensions of functions in the future, by changing systematically the objects or the modalities involved in the functional description.
The result of that conversation was a change in direction and potentially a better structured aid project.
The municipality was responsible for improving the quay in a structured manner, a routine project with low risks, on basis of calculated budgets.
Utilizing them for an independent project, a structured program, or local classes are all valuable.
