The phrase "ahead of a project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being done in advance or in preparation for a project.
Example: "We need to finalize the budget ahead of the project kickoff meeting next week."
Alternatives: "in preparation for a project" or "prior to a project".
And to do so, the company is announcing $19 million in Series A funding, ahead of a projected launch date of summer 2019.
Also in China, rescue excavations carried out ahead of a road-building project in Dengfeng, southwest of Zhengzhou, revealed a Song dynasty (960 1279 ce) tomb with 11 well-preserved murals displaying images of banquets and Buddhist and Daoist religious scenes.
Democrats on the panel expressed doubt about the wisdom of moving ahead with a project so vast and complicated that it will not receive full operational testing until the first interceptors are placed on alert and the sensors are scanning the skies for targets.
"We need to make sure that we don't get ahead of the project as a whole," says Thom Mason, director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, home of the U.S. ITER project office.
Scottish Natural Heritage is due to release a report on the Knapdale beaver trial in Argyll ahead of a government decision on the project's future.
If price sensitivity on these top winners makes little sense, then we should be willing to project ahead of a company's growth and buy early.
The aim of the study is to evaluate the impact of an intervention package including community health promotion campaign, training and mentoring village health workers, and improved outreach services ahead of a planned expansion of the project to a much larger region of rural Guinea Bissau.
Indications ahead of the Project Heathrow environmental assessment indicate that increased noise and deterioration in air quality are likely to significantly constrain traffic using a new third runway.
Liam Fox, the shadow Defence Secretary, has urged his party not to give in to political pressure and announce cuts to defence projects ahead of a strategic review of procurement spending.
Tokyo should now present details of its planned whale cull project later this year, ahead of a meeting of the IWC's scientific committee which should take place in early 2015.
