"host projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a person or organization who is responsible for overseeing, organizing, or managing a certain event, event series, or project. Example: The local theater group hired a new host to manage their upcoming projects.
Their researchers can be principal investigators, and their institutions may host projects (such as the European Social Survey Programme based at City University).
Non-associated countries do not enjoy these benefits: they are not eligible for EU funding on the same terms as member states, their institutions cannot host projects, and their researchers can be principal investigators only if they can find an institution in an EU-member state or associated country to host them.
Rural communities can host projects that need wide spaces, like farming, energy, mining, data centers and labs.
According to a Linux Foundation spokesperson, We host projects and help advance work where members and developers need a neutral, central place to collaborate.
And the Internet hums with blogs that review fragrances, interview perfumers and host projects to create fragrances inspired by a painting, a poem or a piece of music.
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc has won a contract from Shell Offshore Inc for its Vito host project in the Gulf of Mexico.
The mOSAIC software platform is used by the prototypes of services delivering HPC-in-the-Cloud in the frame of HOST project [138] funded by European Commission in the frame of FP7 Capacities programme [139].
As a result, in 2008, a new objective was added to the project providing flood relief assistance to damaged villages that host project sites.
The site also hosts projects set up by photographers, filmmakers, writers and other artists.
The Columbia Global Center - South Asia hosts projects in health and education, as well as distinguished lecture and working paper series which address major issues of the city, country and region.
In 2011 a small publisher and a local artist opened the Bries Space, a genre-blurring gallery that hosts projects ranging from book readings to comic art shows (open Saturday afternoons and during events).
