"advised project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a project that was recommended or suggested by an expert or authority. For example, "The knowledgeable team of engineers advised the project that would reduce costs and improve efficiency."
Neil MacGregor will advise project leaders, the Burrell Renaissance group.
As the level of uncertainty of user-requirements increases, this literature advises project managers to move away from the traditional waterfall life-cycle model and towards more 'experimental' approaches, such as incremental-delivery and prototyping.
Instead, the company lays out "best practices" in its Project Guidelines (which we've talked about extensively) and advises project creators to maintain full transparency if projects should take longer than expected to complete.
Impact evaluations serve multiple purposes: to create empirical evidence, to advise project management, to guide policy decisions, and to inform budget allocations [ 59].
Mathew is the Senior Advisor Natural Capital at IUCN Netherlands, overseeing and advising projects on both natural capital for business and development.
Perhaps she had been advised to project unalloyed confidence.
On Tuesday, Justice Carol R. Edmead of State Supreme Court in Manhattan said that the lawyer, David Paget, could not advise the Empire State Development Corporation on the proposed Atlantic Yards development because he had advised the project's developer, Forest City Ratner Companies, on the same matter.
York probation officer Martin Magill advised the project on the legal aspects of sexting.
They consisted of six representatives of typical stakeholder groups who advised the project team from a "study region perspective".
The Regional Committee for Medical Research Ethics, Southern Norway, reviewed and advised the project.
NR advised on project design, revised the manuscript and provided financial support.
