"culmination of a project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the final or highest point of a project, often indicating its completion or success. Example: The launch of our new product marked the culmination of a two-year long project that involved extensive research and development.
It is the culmination of a project of awe-inspiring ambition.
In the culmination of a project spanning 15 years, scientists at the J. Craig Venter Institute have engineered the first cell controlled by a synthetic genome.
The database, called Ktiv, Hebrew for "written word," is the culmination of a project conceived by Israel's founding prime minister David Ben Gurion.
"Lok virsa", meaning 'cultural voyage' is the culmination of a project, which has targeted Muslim communities' heritage in the West Midlands.
The commissioning of the Doors of Paradise marked the culmination of a project to furnish the Baptistery with monumental doors for all three of its entrances, which took over a century to realize.
The oral history chapter is the culmination of a project at a senior center in East Harlem, where I have been interviewing members of the center about their lives growing up in East Harlem.
Gordon Strachan admitted being appointed the Scotland manager was the culmination of a personal project "40 years in the making".
PEABODY, MASS.: MUSEUM RENEWAL -- What is old will be reborn on Saturday, when the Peabody Essex Museum, founded in 1799 in Salem, Mass., opens 250,000 square feet of new and renovated space in the culmination of a $125 million project.
Film Grab: " A growing archive of stills from the best films ever" Film Stills on the Internet: "culmination of a research project conducted by Emilee Mathews, library science student at Indiana University in Bloomington".
The book is the culmination of a multiyear project headed by the International Center for Transitional Justice that included human rights lawyers, experts on police and judicial reform, and scholars of transitional justice and reconciliation.
Sunday's ambitious program, the culmination of a joint project between the Weill Music Institute and the high school choirs — with more than 400 students participating — also presented the premieres of three works for chorus and orchestra by high school student composers from around the country commissioned by Carnegie Hall.
