The phrase "avenue projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific projects or initiatives related to a particular avenue, often in an urban planning or development context.
Example: "The city council has approved several avenue projects aimed at improving public transportation and pedestrian access."
Alternatives: "street initiatives" or "road projects".
TO ERECT A TALL HOUSE Samuel M. Chase Continues His Activity on Central Park West -- Third Avenue Project.
The AVENUE project brings to the public domain a set of interfaces and an ATC data dictionary defined by consensus of all stake-holders.
A program of new work by new and relatively new artists who include Mei-Yin Ng and ChrisTory Vazquezi, Tory Vazquez, Sarah Michelson and the First Avenue Project.
The Second Avenue project has received federal funding precisely because it will reduce travel time for hundreds of thousands of people, Mr. Zupan said.
Because of a deal he struck with a city agency, when the Grand Avenue project is completed he will receive a rebate for the construction of the museum that may exceed ten million dollars.
The Second Avenue project was inspired in part, Mr. Fisher said, after he tried helping his 27-year-old son, Winston, named for the statesman, look for a one-bedroom apartment to buy last fall.
The Second Avenue project would have qualified for a zoning bonus under the city's inclusionary housing program if Mr. Macklowe had replaced No. 314 with low-income apartments.
Nearly three months on, the academics, city officials and company executives who built and are monitoring the Electric Avenue project, consisting of a one-way street with six chargers and parking exclusively for electric vehicles, have started to tally the many challenges to promoting electric transportation.
But the "Mermaid Avenue" project was merely the kickoff for a songwriting binge that has found Guthrie collaborating from the grave on Hanukkah songs with the Klezmatics, on punk-rock anthems with the Dropkick Murphys, on German cabaret numbers with Wenzel, on Delta blues with Corey Harris, on Texas campfire songs with Joe Ely and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and on a classical suite with David Amram.
