"suggest a project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are looking for someone to propose an idea for a project. For example, "Can you suggest a project that will raise awareness of environmental sustainability?".
And after a dizzying three days of questions, conversations and exchanged business cards, Ms. Pauli returned home determined to suggest a project of her own.
He had learned about Whistler's Peacock Room while doing research and, a week after his visit, wrote Cross to suggest a project inspired by the Peacock Room along with the mural.
And the New York Department of Health recently approached her to suggest a project in which students would trap mosquitoes and use DNA-extraction techniques to analyze them for heartworm.
Suggest a project idea for Do One Nice Thing.
Every time someone suggests a project, he envisions the practical challenges.
With its uneven pacing and intermittent narration, it suggests a project completed in a haze of secondhand pot smoke.
Gornick's admiration of Sebald, documented in "The Situation and the Story," her meditation on the art of personal narrative, suggests a project and a sensibility in particular sympathy with her own.
Some faculty were trained at a time when an adviser's input was limited to suggesting a project and writing a letter of recommendation when the thesis was completed.
In a more pessimistic scenario with higher geology technology risks, assuming factor G to be 0.07, the evaluation result from the real options model suggests a project value of USD6.48$ per barrel.
Analysis of 20 comparable results during July suggests a projected 0.2% nationwide Tory lead over Labour.
Because of Ms. Miss's history and her public art projects, friends nudged her to suggest a permanent project dealing with Sept. 11.
