The phrase "at risk project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is facing potential challenges or threats that could jeopardize its success.
Example: "The team is currently assessing the at risk project to identify the key issues that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "vulnerable project" or "threatened project".
The Minorities at Risk Project distinguishes between dominant, advantaged, and disadvantaged communal contenders.
The Minorities at Risk Project at the University of Maryland began tracking ethnic groups in 1986, and it developed six types for categorizing the groups: ethnonationalists, indigenous peoples, ethnoclasses, communal contenders, religious sects, and national minorities.
And archaeology may be set for even wider-scope efforts that bring members of the public on board; on Monday, the Scottish Coastal Heritage at Risk Project will launch, inviting members of the public in Scotland to document coastal erosion near them, using a smartphone app.
Noxious species are listed as such by the state of Hawaii, and weeds are designated by the Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk Project (http://www.hear.org/).hear.org/
No budgetary allocation was made in the FY 1998/99 estimates for the Children and Youth at Risk Project.
The Protection of Children at Risk project offers these children outreach services, non-formal education, life-skills training and shelter.
In the end, the decision was made that emerging risks could not be managed through an acceptance strategy and that the at-risk project on the border should be closed.
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) will have its funding cut by by $435 million over the next three years, putting at risk projects that use technologies like large-scale solar, marine, geothermal and energy storage.
In order to improve the management of obstetric emergencies, a referral health system will be set up within the framework of the Maternity at Lower Risk Project of the National Programme for Reproductive Health.
PAGE B1 FIGHTER JET PROJECT AT RISK Britain's commitment to the Eurofighter Typhoon combat plane was in question after it missed a payment for a final production stage.
Moreover, we argue that project success is at risk when project managers do not succeed in meeting the requirements of control and flexibility.
