"since this project" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to discuss anything that has occurred since the start of a project, or to explain a cause-and-effect relationship. For example: "Since this project began, the company's profits have increased dramatically."
More than a decade has elapsed since this project began.
Since this project exports a signal to a standard television, it must conform to the NTSC television standard.
"Since this project didn't have much precedence, I had to find novel algorithms to tackle it," Trbalic says.
Hard to say, since this project has been through so many titles that even 20th Century Fox isn't sure what it's called.
"Since this project, I've been growing my hair back to how it was in the sixties, the sort of Rolling Stones-and-Beatles sixties," he said.
Since this project will constitute the bulk of your work in the course, we've spaced these dates out to cover most of the quarter.
Since 2012, this project has been investigating how development organizations establish, and act on, priorities in urban, post-disaster reconstruction.
Since 2009, this project has worked intensively with 18 families focusing on building relationships and supporting families in making changes for themselves.
Throughout the weeks since beginning this project, we have responded to feedback from not only the professor but the teaching assistants as well.
However since in this project there were so many software emulators already written, it was not that beneficial to write yet another one.
Since 2007 this project has brought together Dutch engineers, urban designers, landscape architects, city planners and soils and hydrology experts with their Louisiana counterparts, with the aim of providing long-term recommendations for New Orleans' future.
