The phrase "aerospace project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a project related to the design, development, or production of aircraft, spacecraft, or related technologies.
Example: "The aerospace project aims to develop a new generation of environmentally friendly aircraft."
Alternatives: "aviation project" or "space exploration project".
Her father retired as an aerospace project manager in King of Prussia, Pa., for the General Electric Company.
The new fighter plane is not the only big aerospace project competing for tight funds in '86, however.
This approach has been very successful in helping students to integrate their content knowledge with practical skills and to understand the end-to-end process of aerospace project development.
In this way the students would, in the space of three years, be given first-hand experience of a much wider extent of an aerospace project than could ever be the case whilst working on major aircraft projects in a manufacturing company.
"Whenever a big aerospace project comes along, carbon manufacturers run for it and they leave the small, niche automotive programmes with no fibres.
In the long run, a wider hacker aerospace project aims to put an amateur astronaut onto the moon within the next 23 years.
He worked on various Aerospace projects.
Nor would it complicate Britain's role in several big military aerospace projects in America.
But the rights to the Rolls-Royce name belonged to Rolls-Royce plc, which wanted BMW, its partner in various aerospace projects, to use it.
In addition, the critical mass afforded by these mergers provided a basis for negotiating with the United States for European roles in major aerospace projects such as the International Space Station.
His father, a mechanical engineer, works on aerospace projects like the International Space Station at Rocketdyne, the rocket-engine manufacturing division of United Technologies.
