The phrase "abstract project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is theoretical, conceptual, or not grounded in practical application.
Example: "The team is currently working on an abstract project that explores the implications of artificial intelligence in society."
Alternatives: "theoretical project" or "conceptual project".
"The EU is not an abstract project born of idle philosophising in continental thinktanks," she said.
Its attempt to chronicle the war is not an abstract project: this was not just a world war, it was also a local war.
Its attempt to chronicle the war is not an abstract project: this was not just a world war, it was a local war.
For all the vaunted confessional honesty and socialist (and feminist) principle of her books the Nobel prize winner emerges as pathologically self-serving and self-absorbed, treating Diski (and almost everyone else who came to "sit at Doris's feet and gather wisdom") first as a kind of abstract project for improvement, then as a nuisance and a disgrace, and finally as literary material.
To those empowered Yale Students who realized that Architecture wasn't an abstract project that would happen to them fifty years down the line, but a physical possibility for the here and now.
During each round you and your neighbors (i.e. the Turkers directly connected to you in the network) will choose how much to contribute to an abstract project.
A filmy backdrop with shards of color sewn in, augmented by ribbons of cellophane, served as a screen for watery, abstract projected images.
"He never catered to any perceived taste of his audience," said Larry Cuba, a computer animator who created graphics for the original "Star Wars" but now works exclusively on personal abstract projects.
"Ceci n'est pas une pipe," for instance, a perfect copy of Marcel Duchamp's famous curved briar, is evoked from a totally abstract projecting scribble of steel lines and curves that gives no hint of the object it creates.
Last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Neon Indian performed "Polish Girl" against a background of abstract projected visuals that featured some of the motifs of the video, a deconstructed adaptation of the stylized aesthetics developed by Nackashi.
Compared to their more abstract projects, including the PolyFauna app developed for Radiohead, UE's "I'll Be Strong" was a chance for Pyke and company to expand "this [digital] technique into a narrative form, as we are beginning to introduce storytelling into our work, as a way of developing deeper emotional connections with the characters we explore".
