'mighty project' is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used to emphasize something that is thought to be a particularly important or difficult undertaking. For example, "This technology firm has taken on a mighty project - developing a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system."
These people were surely idealists embarking upon a mighty project.
King's previous subjects, Brunelleschi doing the dome of Florence Cathedral, Michelangelo doing the Sistine ceiling, each had a built-in narrative: a mighty project undertaken, a struggle, completion.
So, too, had a mighty project, unmoored from the ordinary ballast of life, with no investors, no salaries, no prospects of anyone's making a dime: a bubble of joy, with a life span of Tuesday through Wednesday night.
Bolaño's courage and inventiveness - which more than justify the hype his mighty project has attracted - make this seem less like a novelistic come-on than a statement of fact.
At a time when urban planners in the West frown on hulking high-rises as forbidding, Mr. Mori presents a new Asian urban sensibility, where architecture reflects soaring economic ambition, leading to mighty projects that dwarf the individual.
Yet, he said, it is often our mightiest projects that most obviously betray the degree of our insecurity.
Yet, he said, it is often our mightiest projects that most obviously betray the degree of our insecurity.W. G. Sebald, "Austerlitz".
Would the debate then have been about the benefits to the whole nation of a mighty infrastructure project worthy of Brunel and designed, as McLoughlin said, in an almost Keynesian flourish, for "giving muscle to the economies of the cities beyond London?" As it was, MPs had trouble seeing beyond the circulation areas of their local newspapers.
Of course, it's still a Kickstarter campaign, so caveat emptor, but damn if this isn't a mighty tasty project….
Some mighty literary projects reached their conclusion in 2015.
An epic adaptation of four Shakespeare history plays is to be restaged for the first time since 1963 when it was hailed as "one of the mightiest stage projects of our time".
