This part of a sentence is correct in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of preparing for a task or assignment. For example: "The team was given one week to set up the project before the deadline."
A spokesperson for Blackwood said: "We set up the project to help people work out all the different changes and we sat down with the tenants and helped them to fill in the forms.
M.A.P. helped to set up the project.
He set up the project but three others soon joined, all of whom are male.
He said he set up the project to combine peacemaking with his love of extreme sports.
When users set up the project they have five options from which to choose: a project, a design, a library, a VHDL file, or a Text file.
The Department of Transport decided this was going to be the site for a motorway service station, and the Dunnings bid to set up the project.
Income Generating Projects: More than 70% of the respondents reported that their leaders (Literacy Assistants and /or Literacy Group Leaders) or NGOs were instrumental in helping them set up the projects.
"This is setting up the project for failure," Mr. Sullivan said.
Julia Wolton, youth worker and programme coordinator, took the lead in setting up the project within months of the murder.
(With the new techniques, setting up the project can be more expensive, but the demolition often takes less time than with conventional methods).
After the New Project option is selected to begin setting up the project, four more options are available to in the New Project dialog box: Analog or Mixed-Signal A/D, PC Board Wizard, Programmable Logic Wizard, or Schematic.
