The phrase "alarming project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that causes concern or fear due to its nature or potential consequences.
Example: "The team was hesitant to proceed with the alarming project, as it posed significant risks to the environment."
Alternatives: "concerning project" or "worrisome project".
In response to these alarming trends, Project Vote declared last week, "Voter purges are one of several problems in the administration of elections that could not only bar legal voters from the polls, but could potentially influence the outcome of close races," including the tight Presidential race.
Our situation is so alarming that economists project China will overtake us in GDP by 2050.
A spiky clump of cut-up rubber tire treads with a vaginal opening in front from which an alarming metal blade projects, "Raw Attraction" (2001), by Ms. Booker, is like a headdress for an African ceremonial dance.
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However, in any case it is alarming, since the projected change of CO2 and equivalent gases emissions due to the transport sector, with respect to base figures of year 2010, presents a significant increase, as shown in Fig. 4 [3], in spite of all measures planned to be taken, whereas in all the other sectors, like energy, industry, agriculture and waste, a significant decrease is projected.
Aside from the secrecy of its development and the enormous cost of an unproven idea, the unspoken rationale for its development is the most alarming aspect of the project: that the United States must be able to engage in war around the world forever.
Even before the need for heightened security became apparent, the postmaster general had proposed a three-cent increase in the price of a first class stamp and had projected an alarming $1.6 billion operating deficit for 2001.
Another alarming statistic is the projected decline in the working-age population (25-59) between 2030 and 2050, meaning that there will be fewer people to support the growing elderly population financially and otherwise.
Take our natural food sources such as the banana, the wild pomegranate, and tens of thousands of other herbs, fruits, vegetables, bryophytes (like moss) and flowering plants - an alarming number of the projected 380,000 plant species that still remain in the wild.
The prevalence of diabetes is increasing at an alarming rate and is projected to more than double in 2030 (1).
