"close a project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe the completion of the project, such as "We will be closing this project at the end of the month."
The state is trying to close a projected $450 million budget gap for the next fiscal year.
Service chiefs are already battling over how to close a projected £1 billion hole in planned equipment spending.
He also announced a 7percentt cut in government spending to help close a projected $8 billion budget deficit.
The move would help close a projected deficit of about $1 billion this year and $5 billion to $6 billion next year.
It warned that the city had done too little to close a projected gap of $3.7 billion next year.
The increases are meant to raise $109 million to help close a projected shortfall in next year's budget.
If the House kills the Senate bill, gambling supporters could revive the measure during negotiations to close a projected $220 million budget shortfall by July 2011.
The Bay Area Toll Authority, which manages the bridges, is expected to make a decision in January on how to close a projected annual budget gap of $140 million.
She urged lawmakers to come back into formal session to approve an additional $85 million in savings to help close a projected $300 million gap.
Last month the authority approved a four-year plan from the new county executive, Thomas R. Suozzi, to close a projected $428 million budget gap.
