The phrase "initiative project" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a project that is undertaken or initiated by someone, rather than being assigned or directed by someone else. Example: The company's new sustainability initiative project aims to reduce their carbon footprint by 50% within the next year.
This flexibility of the nervous system makes the BRAIN Initiative project wonderfully complicated.
As part of the post, Eich announced the launch of a new Mozilla initiative, Project Ascend.
Moreover, Wallace broke one of the ground rules of the interview, which was to focus on Clinton's Global Initiative project.
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One initiative, Project Venus, was founded by Sara Barton, who was voted Brewer of the Year in December by the Guild of British Brewer Writers.
A Microsoft initiative, Project Bhasha, coordinates the efforts of Indian academics, local businesses and solo software developers to expand computing in regional languages.
They were from China and had been invited by Mr. Wang to Long Island as part of a four-year-old initiative, Project Hope.
Patten also added that the amount received by departing senior BBC executives that was beyond their contractual entitlement "is a lot less than the figures we are talking about in the Digital Media Initiative [project]".
A different approach is used by Joshi and colleagues [8] as part of the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative project.
The mission concept arose as space application of an ESA ITI (Innovation Triangle Initiative) project designing a Schmidt telescope purposely conceived for the monitoring of NEO (Near Earth Objects) and space debris.
This work was supported by a Genomics Research and Development Initiative project awarded to CRC.
