"project flow" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to the progression or sequence of tasks and activities involved in a project. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as project management, business, or academic writing. Example: "In order to ensure a smooth project flow, the team created a detailed timeline outlining all tasks and their deadlines."
Employees say they shredded Project Flow documents every night before they left the office.
IdeaBank, the Estée Lauder Companies' in-house innovation unit, worked on the new line using a secret code name: "Project Flow".
These irrepressible modern-dance performers from the Bronx celebrate spring in four performances, through May 14, of "Disco Project: Flow to the Groove," a program of dances by Mr. Aviles that are set to disco music.
These irrepressible modern-dance performers from the Bronx celebrate spring in four performances, through May 14, of "Disco Project: Flow to the Groove," a program of dances set to disco music.
These irrepressible modern-dance performers from the Bronx celebrate spring in four performances, through tonight, of "Disco Project: Flow to the Groove," a program of dances set to disco music.
Because the verification plan is a critical component of the overall project flow, it is important to ensure that the plan is complete and thorough.
But you have to go yourself to see how one project flows into the next.
The assessment of project flows by empirical models (no gauging of small watersheds) was the main cause of degradation observed on the spillways (Rouissat and Smail 2009a).
RN is supported by NSF GK12 grant Project Flowing Waters to Drs. Julie Westerlund, Tim Bonner, Weston Nowlin and Richard Earl of Texas State University, San Marcos.
But there's a business, as well as a psychological, benefit when similar people choose to work together: Their similar values, ways of thinking, and communication styles help projects flow smoothly and quickly.
Figure 2 Worldwide EGS projects' flow rate vs. depth.
