The phrase "country project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a project specific to a particular country or region. For example, "The mayor is eager to begin the new country project that will invest in the local economy."
"If Helmand was a country, it would be the fifth largest Usaid country project in the world," he said.
The work has a resonance with British artist Steve McQueen's Queen and Country project, in which he created postage stamp sheets of 155 British soldiers killed in Iraq.
Today his experiences in 1964 - the year he was enlisted into a covert Pentagon operation known as the Nth Country Project - suddenly seem as terrifyingly relevant as ever.
So Ashes' story is going into circulation, just as McQueen wanted images of the dead British service personnel to circulate as postage stamps in his Queen and Country project.
He completed his MS and PhD at the MIT Media Lab developing tools for collaborative scientific publishing and has previously served as Director of Technology for the Andorran Government Smart Country project and co-founder of ByteLight.
Stjepo Martinovic, editor of Croatia's national heritage magazine, Matica, and a former adviser to the Croatian government on European integration, said that because Croatia is scheduled to join the European Union as early as 2007, it was particularly important that the country project a positive image.
Somewhere in Ethiopia, one of our country projects is spending the money I helped raise.
COLOMBIANS are given to fretting over the image their country projects abroad, mainly because it has been mostly linked to guerrillas, drugs and violence.
Many other Spaniards agree with the Catalans and loathe the sadistic spectacle and are annoyed by the backward image that their country projects.
When was the last time that military power -- used in a foreign, hostile land -- had a successful, lasting result for the country projecting force?
A site with selected current news and full-text reports on country projects and trends, country profiles, plus: links to journal articles and web sites of organizations.
