The phrase "suitable projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to projects that are suitable for a certain situation or purpose. For example: "The new manager suggested numerous suitable projects for the department to consider."
Suitable projects should be easy to find; federal agencies occupy nearly half a million buildings.
"We will try to brainstorm suitable projects for Adelaide by partnering with [NEC Australia], sharing findings and making those findings available to the general public," he says.
The government has begun funding suitable projects and "whole-of-water-cycle" management plans are being drawn up across the city.
Investing in 30-year projects further afield is too risky for most.The main concern from investors is a shortage of suitable projects.
In America the rate is double that.The reasons often cited for entrepreneurial reluctance in Britain include fear of failure, lack of finance and a shortage of suitable projects.
There have been grumbles from Kevin McCloud that it's become harder to find suitable projects to feature on Grand Designs, as people are becoming less willing to take the risk of building their own house.
In this day and age, it wasn't really a suitable project for government, and it never quite struck a note sufficiently attuned to the millennium.
But the modest investment reflects the difficulty the company has faced in finding a suitable project and reflects the market's slower-than-expected growth.
TWELVE years ago Loren Spiotta-DiMare, a Tewksbury resident and longtime animal lover, was struggling to come up with a suitable project for a course she was taking on how to write a children's picture book.
Mr. Newell, the Court's artistic director, writes in the Long Wharf's guide to the production that he settled on "Man of La Mancha" as a suitable project because of his despair about "where our country was going".
The grants can be sought by communities across the country, Mr. Cuomo said, but he added that the Hudson Valley was one of only a few areas where several municipalities could easily create a suitable project with shared benefits.
