"coherent project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a project that is consistent, logical, and well-organized. Example: The team presented a detailed and coherent project proposal, which impressed the stakeholders and secured their approval.
(Nate Chinen) RALPH ALESSI'S THIS AGAINST THAT (Wednesday) Mr. Alessi, an exploratory and quietly commanding trumpeter, leads his most coherent project, consisting of Andy Milne, keyboardist; Drew Gress, bassist; and Gerald Cleaver, drummer.
The Oxford historian John Darwin has written of empire as rarely a coherent project, but rather the result of "thinking in monoliths", the default mode of most state organisations.
The goal of the studio is to form a tentative taxonomy of architectural 'public forms' that can inform a coherent project for such a difficult territory like the Roman Agro.
Mr. Ginsborg's succinct and lucid account is a history of Mr. Berlusconi's trajectory to power and an analysis of how his business interests (which include a near-monopoly of commercial television, publishing and advertising empires, and soccer team ownership) and his privatization ideologies form a coherent project for political and cultural dominance.
On one side is the current leader and a small band of leftist diehards, backed by an energetic, well-drilled movement but devoid of any coherent project and out of touch with the voters who have just defied the party in their droves.
Is this a psychologically coherent project?
Rosenberg, like me, loves an old Windows one called Ecco Pro, which is fantastically good at linking people and snippets of information into coherent projects.
It is part of a coherent ideological project.
In fairness, Ed Miliband has sought to frame a coherent governing project with the concept of a more "responsible capitalism".
6.100 is the appropriate number for work that is a coherent laboratory project suitable for letter grade credit.
They are less titillating than Ms. Semmel's earlier work, but together they create a coherent conceptual project that is also — as one would expect from a painter who started off as an abstract expressionist — still highly engaged with the tactility of paint and the possibilities of color.
