The phrase "present a project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about presenting a project to a group or company. For example, "The team will present their project to the executives next week."
If you present a project, they'll never say, 'Kill it,' because it's them out of the door".
It will present a project in the name of Ahmed Basiony, an artist killed in Cairo, reportedly by sniper fire, in January on Tahrir Square.
"I wanted Clarence Mews to be a space where each artist could be free to develop and present a project which they perhaps wouldn't show in a gallery space," he says.
Bray's book is many things: the first English-language transnational history of Antifa, a how-to for would-be activists, and a record of advice from anti-Fascist organizers past and present — a project that he calls "history, politics, and theory on the run".
The company's platform lets clients present a project to over 2,900 user interface designers.
We present a project management methodology designed for small businesses (SMEs), who need to run projects beyond their normal operations.
No official aid is given for presenting a project in Spanish.
While at Harvard in 2008, they teamed up for a business plan competition, presenting a project that focused on sustainable agricultural development in Guyana.
And, in the Elevated Acre, the hidden rooftop park on Water Street, the sound artists Bruce Odland and Sam Auinger presented a project entitled "Elevated Harmonies," which offered a new way of hearing a denatured world.
Mr. Wooley's quest began in 2007, when he first presented a project titled "The Seven Storey Mountain": a slow-mounting meditation for trio and taped sounds, subsequently documented on a live CD.
On Wednesday the drummer Ali Jackson presents a project he calls New Generation, and on Thursday the venerable tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders begins a four-night run with a quartet.
