'pioneering project' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is seen as a new, innovative approach or method. For example: "The team behind the pioneering project is hopeful that it will make a big difference in the lives of those living in the area."
"This is a pioneering project.
But the pioneering project was a failure.
She said she hoped to expand the pioneering project in the near future.
In Hull – the poet's hometown – a pioneering project is trying to break the pattern, without subscribing to Larkin's desolate view.
It is a pioneering project that aims to be a trusted source of expertise in leadership development.
This is the question posed by a pioneering project set up to redesign the end-of-life experience, based at the Royal Trinity Hospice in Clapham, south London.
Mr. Malamud, 42, has made a varied career of taking on pioneering projects and big adversaries.
One result has been that pioneering projects that skillfully blend basic infrastructure with broader urban needs like housing and park space are usually killed in their infancy.
Thompson, a respected urban planner (who won this year's Lifetime Achievement honor at the National Design Awards), is the architect's widow and, after meeting him in the 1960s, worked with him on pioneering projects like Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the South Street Seaport.
That work led to some pioneering projects to redefine the American Muslim experience and connect with youth, including the first co-educational Muslim Youth Group, the Islamic Information Service that produced a nationally weekly TV programme on Islam, The Minaret magazine and the New Horizon School system.
APOLO, LOCOPROL or GADEROS were pioneering projects in Europe.
