"eventual project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a project that is expected to happen in the future. For example, "The eventual project will involve renovating the kitchen."
The academy rejected that idea, saying that Euclid, which would not measure supernovas at all, did not meet the academy's requirements and could undermine the possibility of an eventual Wfirst project.
They implemented their approach within a framework, but there is a lack concerning eventual other projects when considering application of their approach.
In May, Nathaniel Karp, chief economist for the Alabama bank BBVA Compass, projected eventual losses for the four gulf states at $4.3 billion, including $191 million in losses to Alabama.
On its first advisory, there was disagreement among forecast models regarding its eventual track, with projected tracks deviating from a Georgia landfall to a track northeastward out to sea.
The eventual cost of the project was $1.1 billion, about three times the original projected cost.
The project's eventual cost is estimated at $350 million.
Ronald W. Hoggard, the city manager of Corcoran, to the south, echoes that sentiment, worrying that the big money involved in the high-speed project — the eventual price will be more than $40 billion — will roll over his small-town concerns.
Sites were chosen because they are associated with specific skin disorders; the eventual goal of the project is to enable those and other diseases to be diagnosed on a molecular level.
And in 2007, four years after serving briefly as an official British war artist in Basra, Mr. McQueen created "Queen and Country," a nonfilm project whose eventual aim is to put the face of every member of the British military who died in Iraq on a postage stamp.
