The phrase "navigate projects" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You would typically use this phrase when referring to an individual or group managing a particular project or task. For example, "John was able to successfully navigate the project and reach completion on time."
This research is about the development of an integrated model of design that combines descriptions of design content and process in order to improve the design practitioner's ability to navigate complex projects.
Mr. Walker, a Republican, said he intended to navigate a projected $3 billion budget gap with no tax increases.
The parts of the bid request that are trickier for potential hosts to navigate involve projecting how the library is going to be an economic engine for its location and how local organizations will fit in.
One possibility is to take the document management approach of navigating from Projects to Collections, then to their Items and finally to the Statements.
When working on a project, CompPhy's interface can be divided in four main parts, see Figure 2. Zone 1 contains the site menu, enabling users to navigate between their projects, to edit their account details or to access the onsite manual.
Another possibility is to navigate from the Project to the collection of Rules, most likely represented as a directed labeled graph network, and then browse the Statements as an instantiation of the Rules, exemplified by another snapshot of a working application, Figure 5-A.
Navigate to the project you want to add music to and open it by double-clicking on on the file name.
Vermeulen's scientific training helps him navigate some of the projects' technical complexities.
However, when risk increases, institutional investors are more hesitant to become involved, while incumbent utilities confidently navigate these higher risk projects.
But given the maze of competitive bidding and board approvals that any capital project must navigate in New York City, it is certainly not too early to start.
