The phrase "standalone project" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a project that exists independently from other projects or systems. For example: - Our team is currently working on a standalone project to redesign our company's website. - The standalone project was completed ahead of schedule and delivered impressive results. - We are looking for a developer to oversee a new standalone project focusing on mobile app development.
As a standalone project, the company said, the Gulf Coast portion of the pipeline would cost $2.3 billion and create about 4,000 construction and support jobs.
Once described by Malick as "one of my greatest dreams", it was tipped to feature scenes of the birth of the universe originally intended for the earlier film, but was later retooled as a standalone project.
Ain't It Cool News reported earlier in the week that the first standalone project will centre on Jedi master Yoda, and Entertainment Weekly now claims to have the inside track on two other characters in line for their own outings.
Servo was never meant to be released as a standalone project, but was basically the incubation chamber for the future of Firefox.
Its services will function as a standalone project, but also as an add-on to existing and upcoming online fashion magazines and retailers.
7. The Google Glass Explorer project shut down, and now exists as a standalone project headed by former Apple executive and Nest founder Tony Fadell.
AIIB president Jin Liqun said earlier this year that the bank has a good pipeline of co-financing projects and standalone projects.
But while Razer will tap into THX to develop its business, THX itself will also continue to build its own standalone projects.
LitteBits, maker of simple, easy to build electronics kits, has announced what they're calling the Cloud Module, a small, Internet-connected block that lets you build standalone projects using the kit's Lego-style connection system.
And they've started launching standalone projects like De Guarda ("On Guard"), a neighborhood watch platform in the historic Santa Teresa district that lets concerned residents keep an eye on a warehouse that stores a dwindling supply of historic artifacts.
Earlier, most of the works were standalone projects, but now they are connecting.
