"bespoke project" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a project that is designed and tailored to fit the needs of a specific customer, organization, or group. For example, "We are pleased to announce the completion of a bespoke project for the Smith Corporation."
The other model, which Mr. Strickler called the patronage model, is the couture or bespoke project.
It's true that each bespoke project is labour-intensive, but over time one starts to amass skills, tricks, understanding, code libraries, modules – each new project builds on the last and that's valuable.
Such games have been costly, bespoke projects.
Outreach International (01458 274 957; outreachinternational.co.uk) arranges bespoke projects that make the best use of professional skills overseas.
Mitchell is planning to stay at Knit and continue working on bespoke projects.
His academies were a series of bespoke projects in poor areas (only 133, individually authorised by central government); under the Tories, any successful state school could become an academy.
Requirement engineers in industry are faced with the complexity of handling large amounts of requirements as development moves from traditional bespoke projects towards market-driven development.
He manages Trucost partner network and has led several large bespoke projects including the Natural Capital Coalition's seminal study on natural capital accounting, 'Natural Capital at Risk: The Top 100 Externalities of Business'.
"The bespoke couture project is less a consumer creation, and contributions are more likely to come from people who love and care for that person," Mr. Strickler said.
The risks that he'd taken on Annapurna had frightened him, and it seemed, as he approached forty, that he was moving on to more bespoke projects.
Given the extent of unmet social needs, focusing on bespoke projects tailored to specific objectives makes sense; as Cathy suggests, 'do something smaller and, actually, have something that works'.
