"set up projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you need to create or organize a project. For instance, "We need to set up projects to ensure the success of the company."
Offer your skills to local groups, charities and businesses, or set up projects yourself to gain the necessary experience.
The provincial reconstruction teams that set up projects and distribute grants in all 34 provinces will end their work by the end of 2014 and relocate to four urban centers: Herat, Mazar-e-Sharif, Kandahar and Jalalabad.
More than 15,000 artists have set up projects at the site, but fewer than 50 have been fully financed, said Michael Bogatzki, the new chief executive, who invested in the company early this year after it filed for bankruptcy.
Some of it could be blamed on outside agencies entrusted by the commission to distribute aid in poor countries or to set up projects for vocational training or tourism.Still, something important has happened.
The dead man was identified as Michael Tellis, 49, of Kansas City, Kan., who helped Thomas set up projects such as a charity golf tournament that had become an annual event in the area.
Begun in 2005 with Yale students mentoring schoolchildren in New Haven, Music in Schools has grown rapidly of late, especially in Bridgeport, where, with the support of the Greater Bridgeport Symphony, Yale set up projects in seven of the city's schools this school year, up from one project last year.
The board also set up project teams to examine Skandia's practices on reporting, compensation, ethics and communication and information.
Like the big public networks, these custom-made ones typically allow employees to see who else is active, set up project groups and exchange stuff among themselves.
Last year she set up Project Silverfish, a support service for intersex and transgender people, whom she describes as "the most marginalised minority community in London".
A case in point: We have set up project management structures at community and district level aimed at promoting project ownership and enhancing stronger interactions in local decision making processes.
With friends and family members, Ms. Estess set up Project A.L.S., and, calling on her experience as a producer, she raised more than $17 million and brought together scientists from different laboratories to cooperate in the search for a cure.
