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"sought to project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you’re trying to express that someone is trying to establish an idea or action. For example, "The marketing team sought to project a positive image of the company's new product."
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Meanwhile, rebel leaders sought to project control, continuity and gravitas.
In recent days, the council has sought to project confidence and control.
Yet Mr. Nasrallah sought to project confidence, addressing the new blacklisting with a jocular tone.
Throughout the year Rwanda sought to project a positive international image.
By sticking to his schedule, the president also sought to project an air of steadiness.
In a press conference that accompanied the signing, Brewer sought to project equanimity.
At least, that is the image she has sought to project as a populariser of science.
Mr. Prodi, 66, a former prime minister, sought to project an air of victory and command.
He has sought to project calm in the face of adversity.
And Mr. DiNapoli sought to project an aura of unstoppable momentum.
His life, or the life he sought to project, was a monument to decadent irresponsibility.
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