The phrase 'enlightenment project' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a project that seeks to bring knowledge or understanding to a particular situation or issue. For example, "The team is currently working on an enlightenment project to bring awareness to the dangerous effects of climate change."
"The Arcades Project" is an Enlightenment project.
Before that, partying plays its part in this enlightenment project.
There is, here, a savage understanding that the Enlightenment project of humanity's emancipation is over.
The Nazi defeat gave the Enlightenment project a new lease of life.
His attempt at a fresh start for human knowledge, relying on his own reason and casting aside received wisdom, came to typify the Enlightenment project.
I realised that there's this whole network of independent libraries: it was originally an Enlightenment project, so they're all beautiful 18th-century buildings.
Being used to vibrant discussions in my Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment projects, where everyone speaks up, on style and interpretation etc, here is an autocratic system in the most easy and convincing manner.
It will offer a critical overview of Scotland's long Romantic century, from Enlightenment projects of the human sciences and revivals of indigenous poetry to Scott's late novels and Carlyle's French Revolution.
He is the author of Religion and the Demise of Liberal Rationalism and is finishing a book on the Enlightenment's project of religious transformation.
It starts with an autobiographical sketch, proceeds to an exposition of the Enlightenment, whose project Mr Wilson aspires to carry forward, and concludes with a fervent plea for more caution both in our own evolution and in damage to the environment.
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