"Call for Projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to announce an initiative encouraging people or organizations to submit project ideas to be considered and/or funded. Example: The City of Lansing is now calling for projects for its annual Community Improvement Program.
Cherry coordinated the initial call for projects and paired the students with regional businesses.
To answer a funding source's call for projects, the institutional context and expected objectives need to be known, and the submission process needs to be respected.
Proposals for developing the riverbanks, north from Yonkers — where plans call for projects from high-rise residences to a minor league ballpark — are in the works.
The French ecology minister responded to the European Court of Justice ruling with a call for projects to mitigate biodiversity loss, setting four specific goals, one of which concerns Alsace and protection of the European hamster.
"The idea is to call for projects directed by Parisian artists, as well artists from around the world, asking them to suggest a place or a piece of art that would welcome all these love locks," he said.
It accompanies a call for projects related to feedback loops in an Ashoka Changemakers competition.
So, when the Cantor's Art+Science Learning Lab put out a call for project proposals, she applied.
In Northern Ireland, the executive has announced a sixth call for project applications to support broadband technology trials and the provision of access to high speed commercial services in rural areas.
To identify those needs, once a year Merck will put out a call for project proposals to staff investigators.
The next call for project proposals opens January 2019, and the Yukon government estimates another 120 new affordable homes to come out of that.
The sustainability plan calls for projects to be 50percentt more energy-efficient than the code requires, and all new buildings will be designed to meet the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEEDD) silver standards, set by the U.S. Green Building Council.
