The phrase 'commemorative project' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an event, activity or design that has been created specifically to commemorate an event, person or thing. For example: "The city is planning an ambitious commemorative project to honor the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement."
Ms. Priest is thinking of staying in and working on her own commemorative project.
For those planning an actual visit to the scenes of battle, try the Great War site or the Institute for Education-backed commemorative project.
Prince William has thrown his support behind a commemorative project aimed at encouraging schoolchildren to mark the centenary of World War One.
"When you look at this at a distance, you can't tell whether it's upside down or right side up, you can't tell what's here; it looks like a pattern," Chernofsky told the New York Times about his commemorative project over the weekend.
Its major commemorative project, "Ribbons of Hope" is creating "an interactive, community-created art project designed to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the September 11 attacks by inviting people of all backgrounds, religions, ages and races to tie a ribbon inscribed with a message of hope and healing for New York City".
Two decades after his proposal, the idea of evoking tragedy through absence became a major feature of commemorative projects for the Holocaust and civil violence.
In Bradford, the Peace Museum has designed what it describes as a new "alternative WW1 commemorative education project" called Choices, which will be supplemented by a multimedia exhibition.
Another commemorative monument project, also not carried out, was dedicated to Enric Prat de la Riba, which would have been situated in Castellterçol, birthplace of this Catalan politician.
With the support of NASA, the White House, a Congressional appropriation of $2 million and the postmaster general (who envisaged a commemorative stamp), the project, of which I was a chairman, nevertheless foundered on the dependable rocks of bureaucracy.
Rockefeller Center Also advantageously sited and, in their way, commemorative are two projects by Nam June Paik installed above the skating rink at Rockefeller Center.
Major commemorative public works projects, including the bicentennial monument itself, the Estela de Luz, a 30-story quartz obelisk in the capital, will not be completed in time for the big day.
