The phrase "take part in project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to joining or participating in a project, such as when someone is volunteering for a project or when they are assigned a specific task related to a project. For example: "The engineering team decided to take part in the new construction project in order to help develop the infrastructure of the city."
However, beyond the technical recommendations, ergonomists may take part in project management.
For every event, the IIP intern would compile a comprehensive report and take part in project team debriefing meetings.
Children aged between eight and 14 can apply to take part in Project Petra; eight will be chosen to take part in an assessment weekend at what the BBC calls a "special spy school".
B1 Inquiry Into Drug Makers Widens B2 OPEC Faces Test of Unity B3 HOME IN THE OFF-SEASON FOR PLANTS, Keeping Track of the Birds One way to spend the winter, when it's too cold to garden, is to take part in Project FeederWatch, an annual bird survey that tracks populations and migration trends.
The project should include fencing material in garden kits as encroachment by livestock is considered a major problem 12. OVCs should take part in project activities like producing vegetables as the current practice of giving them vegetables leads to dependency syndrome 13.
A number of staff who take part in the volunteering week go on to take part in projects that run throughout the year.
She is no longer a partner but will continue to take part in projects set up when Plan B was based at Warner Brothers.
At crowd-sourcing collaboration platform Wreckamovie you can take part in projects ranging from short films and animations to full feature-length films.
What has changed is a growing sense that participants can actively take part in projects, rather than passively allowing their idle computer to do the grunt work.
The annual day galvanizes volunteers to take part in projects such as book drives, community cleanups and revitalization efforts, started by corporations, communities and nonprofits.
The BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky are taking part in Project Diamond, which will gather data about the background of those working on all UK programmes.
