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'hard project' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a project that requires a lot of effort and is difficult to complete. For example, "This semester, I'm working on a hard project that involves a lot of complex coding."
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"It's a hard project, actually, [which] is kind of exciting," Murphy said in a promotional video.
It was a hard project, because we obviously could not do justice to everyone over 40 years.
"But this is an activist community, and although the project was safe, it was a hard project.
While the team had long been looking at adding Japanese, the language's various writing systems and structure made this a relatively hard project.
Two boards have been designed for two different research applications: one for the readout of GMR magnetometers for medical and space applications, the other for search of weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs) in Edelweiss experiment (HARD project).
Again, the learning is what's emphasized and the completion of a hard project is praised.
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We cluster the controls with the patient instantiations before treatment (Pre: red line), after treatment start (Post: yellow line), with the Hard projected instantiations (green line) and with the Soft projection (blue dashed line).
They can make machines work, perform difficult operations, build hard projects, and just plain get stuff done at high quality and at high speed.
But improving the sales picture has been a far harder project.
But, if you take the hardest project and you nail it, you're a superstar".
The other, harder project is to get more cash into people's pockets.
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