The phrase "amusing project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project that is entertaining or enjoyable in nature.
Example: "The team worked on an amusing project that involved creating a parody video for the company’s annual event."
Alternatives: "entertaining endeavor" or "fun project".
Turnabout is fair play -- and the premise of an amusing, astute project by Eduardo Villacis at Bert Green Fine Art.
Then you probably know about amusing pet-projects like DownForEveryoneOrJustMe, GoingToRain or IsTwitterDown (variations apply).
Continuing his intermittently amusing 30-year conceptual project, Mr. Celender presents written responses to various questions.
Although the project is amusing, coming up with nonsense is the one thing with which humans need no help.
In this context, Nietzsche's wavering impulse to sacrifice his philology professorship to stump for Wagner's project makes amusing sense.
It went through four editions in his lifetime, and more after his death, and generations of readers have found it an amusing and engaging read, projecting an author always "happy in his own good opinion, the best of all others; teeming with animal spirits, and uniting the self-sufficiency of youth with the garrulity of age".
The three journalism graduates (Tea, Matea and Matija) who run the project also share amusing historical facts and cool shots of the city.
Before the opera begins, Mr. Marthaler adds an amusing silent dialogue — conveyed by projected titles — between two women who smoke cigarettes in a glassed-in enclosure while discussing the opera's subject of eternal life.
He was a bit shaky on his feet but sharp as a button, regaling the audience with amusing anecdotes and talking about projects he'd passed on including The Godfather, Jurassic Park and Superman.
While we enjoyed his latest project, Mortal Kombat's, amusing spectacle, Mengbo didn't seem as immersed in his present work.
