"credible project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a project that is believable or trustworthy. For example, "This is a credible project that I am confident will be successful".
Mathieu Latrille de Lorencez, 17, spoke of the FN with passion: "It's really the only party that has a credible project for France.
It is a credible project, but years of development work would be needed to turn it into a commercial reality, and it would be unlikely to enter service before 2030.
You have to focus on getting your first credible project funded by a major source, because that makes all the difference in the world.
Europe's executive commission said the hydrofluorocarbon credits from industrial projects were overvalued in Europe by a factor of 78, discouraging the flow of money to more credible projects in the least developed countries.
Perhaps more importantly, a combination of red tape, lack of transparency, corruption, lack of opportunity and lack of credible projects have made it difficult to invest in the country, executives have said recently.
The technology space is so vast that there are exceptions, but it is certainly notable that there are relatively few credible projects planning ICOs that include retail investor participation.
Which makes separating credible hardware projects from incredible fantasies more of an imperative.
"I understand that these are people that want to take on credible passionate projects.
But the war with Germany ended and that country was revealed to have had no credible atomic bomb project.
As the pop stars of the 1960's reach late middle age, it's remarkable how many continue to project credible facsimiles of their youthful selves.
The United Nations, it acknowledged, "does not wage war"; but its operations nevertheless had to "project credible force" and be ready to distinguish between victim and aggressor.Mr Brahimi's central recommendation was the creation of multinational brigades around the world ready to deploy at short notice.
