The phrase "competition project" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a project that is entered into a competition, either for recognition or a prize. Example: Our team has been working hard on our competition project for the annual science fair. We are excited to present our innovative idea and hopefully get recognition for our hard work.
New York's Orpheus Chamber Orchestra reached out to the public during the year for suggestions for its commissioning competition, Project 440, a celebration of the ensemble's 40th anniversary.
A government competition project for low-rise, high-density housing in Lima, Peru (1969-73), both reflected these concerns and took into account the need for earthquake precautions.
Computer dependent design space is illustrated with the recent international competition project for Kowloon Arts Center.
The competition project includes two subjects: the competition itself and the communication and cooperation between students in two countries.
We introduce an internet based crossover robot remote control competition project that is an international cooperative program based in Japan, China, Thailand, and Taiwan.
I would like to highlight one particular educational competition project that I manage called MoonBots.
Also famous are their competition projects, such as the Arkos building (1924), the office building of Leningrad Pravda (1924), and the People's Commissariat for Heavy Industry (Narkomtyazhprom; 1935 36).
Now 72, the pianist is still working hard around the world, but she does most of her playing these days in her various festivals and competition projects, including the one in Beppu, Japan, where she is playing next week.
Golosov also used concepts of the artistic avant-garde in his Constructivist architecture, creating a dynamic expression of volume and spiraling forms, the result of which were the competition projects the Zuyev Club in Moscow (1927 29) and the pavilion of the newspaper Leningradskaya Pravda at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes held in Paris in 1925.
NBC kicked off their newest and one of their most ambitious reality competition projects with a super-sized installment of "Fashion Star" (Tue., 9 30 p.m. ET on NBC).
Shamefully, it proved to be the last big building in England for the Smithsons, but schemes for architectural competitions, projects (real and imaginary), furniture designs and essays continued to flow forth, if anything at a faster pace.
