The term 'build a project' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the act of constructing a project, usually one that involves a process or set of tasks. For example, "At the meeting, we discussed our plans to build a project that would help the community."
Having a long background in international management and some previous tech experience and knowledge about building marketplaces, I thought I was well equipped to build a project like that.
The cost of building each well varies by depth, said Mandell, and Quidnet aims to build a project at $50 per kilowatt-hour of energy, a cost that will include the well, turbine generator, planning and securing permits.
They plan to do so by pooling their resources to build a project that will be not just an apartment building, but a community that more cynical New Yorkers may consider unachievably utopian.
Country Garden said it had intended to build a project but has signed no agreements.
"You can't build a project that requires construction without having the construction," he said.
"When we build a project, our mandate is that we receive the land with services in place," Mr. Shouk said.
It has built a project management SaaS company that has helped it win clients such as headset maker Beats and Ecco, a well known-sandal company.
To solve this problem, GenieBelt has built a project management and communication platform to improve efficiency in the way construction teams collaborate and communicate.
The bullet train will be built under a method known as "design build," in which a single contractor team designs and builds a project simultaneously.
The interview with Kotlyarenko was too long to pitch and too perfectly weird to drop, so Humphreys built a project around it.
A project budget estimate is a financial plan to design and build a particular project and setting out the estimated costs to complete the project.
