"strategic project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a project or plan that has been carefully thought out and put together in order to help reach a specific goal. For example, "Last year, the company implemented a strategic project to increase their profits by 20%."
She could be reviewing a strategic project, or she could spend her day in boardroom meetings with executives.
Mr. He, who oversees corruption enforcement within the party, called the effort a "dynamic and long-term strategic project".
The engaging, ponytailed Mr. Lewis, who appears often in the film and with whom Mr. Devlin stayed in Tbilisi, was AES's strategic project director for the operation there.
Nowadays, he often describes "Love Wins" as a strategic project, designed to make Christianity more inviting to people who might reject it out of repugnance for the doctrine of Hell.
At a recent high-level meeting of his government Aliyev said he stressed his commitment to the longer-term strategic project of delivering Caspian gas to Europe and that "Azerbaijan should not sacrifice its long-term energy strategy for day-to-day needs".
Some blades are already more than 50 yards long, and those are "reaching the limits of what you can ship on the Interstate or on rail cars," said Peter Stricker, the vice president for strategic project development at Clipper Windpower, a wind developer and manufacturer.
"I was a technical analyst in strategic projects," he said.
I also manage major strategic projects including external funding bids.
Sarah Houbolt is a strategic projects manager with Accessible Arts in Sydney and convenor of the Arts Activated conference.
Online mentoring works particularly well with young people, says Amelia Smith, strategic projects manager at Brightside.
She is the director of strategic projects at Moat Homes, and is married with a 1-year-old son, Lucas.
