'project processes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the steps necessary for completing a project, such as setting deadlines, designating responsibilities, and ensuring that resources are available. For example: "Before beginning the project, it's important to map out the project processes to make sure everything runs smoothly."
These core competencies support core project processes that structure activities and routines involved in project development and delivery.
It is not possible to use requirement engineering to structure the product-system without considering system and requirement engineering in the project processes (project-system).
The development of change management systems should consider many elements of the project processes and address all internal and external factors that influence project changes.
The systems development community see that (at last) Human Factors has processes which can be managed and integrated with existing project processes.
Longer-term, the company hopes that it can help the building industry move towards more innovative project processes and more informed decision-making while making a serious dent in the fight against emissions.
Project BIM uses have to be defined not to change the project but only the way the project processes are run and the way to use BIM efficiently (Kreider and Messner 2015).
There is an expectation that big, high risk projects will face challenges from departmental boards early in the project process to review plans and offer risk management advice.
The paint-and-play piece is part of "The Parrish Percussion Project: Process, Polyrhythm and Performance Art" being presented by the Long Island Composers Alliance.
The Pogil project, (Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning) puts girls to work together in small groups on topics like "How would you prevent the levees breaking?" with assigned roles while the teacher is present as a facilitator.
GS, additionally, emphasizes project process management.
This paper reports the project process and outcome.
