"creator of projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone who comes up with or develops projects. Example: "John is an experienced creator of projects, having founded several successful startups throughout his career." In this example, "creator of projects" highlights John's talent and experience in developing new projects or ventures.
Creator of Project Me, helping mothers get on top of their endless to-do's, set goals and find a happier balance.
What's also interesting is that the Popdust project has tie-ins with a number of other partners: Look TV, a new fashion channel from the creators of "Project Runway," which is connected to YouTube; Lucky magazine, which is featuring some of the Karmin-curated collection on its Web site; and a number of designers whose products are being sold.
From the creators of Project Gotham Racing comes The Club, which is some underground fight-club-like shoot out involving seven other blokes who are pissed about something.
Since then, Matthew has been an adjunct professor of law at the John Marshall Law School and co-creator of Project Honey Pot, the largest open source community tracking online fraud and abuse.
As soon as we arrived in Park City, Henry Ansbacher, producing partner and co-creator of Project Enye, and I made a b-line to the first screening of Sundance's Documentary Shorts program.
But Robert Darnton, Harvard's librarian and a fan and creator of digital projects, has ceased supplying books still in copyright to Google.
Similarly, Peter Kosminsky, creator of The Project, the controversial drama about New Labour, is developing a programme on asylum-seekers.
The price of the two burned griddle that the creator of this project purchased was $25.
That's what the creator of this project thought as well and so set out to replicate keys using his RepRap 3D printer.
THUMP's Features Editor Michelle Lhooq watched the production and spoke with Robbie Taylor, the creator of the project.
