The phrase "entered a project" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone starting or joining a specific project or endeavor. Example: After graduating from college, I entered a project with a non-profit organization to build houses for families in need.
Beyer Blinder will not, however, be entering a project that begins with a blank slate.
At Oregon Episcopal School, all students in 7th to 11th grade are required to enter a project in the Aardvark Science Expo (the aardvark is the school's mascot), and these two had teamed up for the last three years.
BP, a big oil firm, had intended to enter a project in Scotland but was so peeved by the long wait that it pulled out.Other firms too are weary of the constant changes to what is or so ministers insist a policy for the long term.
Dixit (1989b) refers to the call option condition as a level of indifference between entering a project and that of waiting.
Do not enter a project that you do not think you can complete.
The 'Create project' link at www.epicollect.net generates a prompt for entering a new project name – in this case 'schoolsdemo'schoolsdemo
In 2007, David Faiman, the director of the Ben-Gurion National Solar Energy Center of Israel, announced that the Center had entered into a project with Zenith Solar to create a home solar energy system that uses a 10 square meter reflector dish.
Interview transcripts and socio-demographic data will be entered as a project in NVIVO (QSR NVIVO7, Doncaster, Australia), a program for managing and analysing qualitative data.
Interview transcriptions and information on the Record of Interview Sheets, including socio-demographic data on participants, responses to ranking questions, the answers to the Education interview schedule and the field diaries have been entered as a project in NVIVO (QSR, NVIVO7, Doncaster Australia), a program for managing and analysing qualitative data.
At step #4, be sure to enter a different project file name every time you add a new track.
