The phrase "sole project" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The company's new product launch was her sole project, and she worked tirelessly to ensure its success."
In practice however, project schedules are still used as the sole project performance measure in some firms.
"I'm fascinated by simple joy," says Frank who has chosen this as the sole project and platform of Ze Frank Games.
Although the use of project schedules is still a good practice for some companies, for other companies the use of project schedules as the sole project performance measure can result in industrial projects falling behind schedule and coming in over-budget.
It seems like a loop that needs closing for the SOLE project.
The SOLE project could be seen as disruptive for both, and there were some anxious mutterings along with a lot of optimism in the TED conference hall when it was announced.
Although there are many unanswered questions about the SOLE project (Who vets the volunteers? Where do the skilled workers come from? What counts as success?), there is a chance that, with TED's backing, it could have real impact on the shape of learning in the future, turning it from 'push' to 'pull'pull
Crucially, it appoints project managers whose sole task is safeguarding design through construction when "the risk," as Mr. Burney put it, "is that because budgets and schedules can be quantified, but design can't, design is always the first place people look to cut".
Kahn's sole New York project seemed destined to remain one of those masterworks which exist only in books.
For its part Geeksphone has various other sole hardware projects to keep it occupied post-Blackphone, including its own brand multiOS handsets, and other Firefox OS phones (albeit sales of devices running Mozilla's mobile platform are inevitably niche).
Quite a few of the ex-Playmates, in keeping with the book's insistent claim of normality, list their families as their sole and beloved project.
He will probably be the project's sole identifier of specimens.
