'take this project' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to tell someone to take on a certain task or responsibility. For example: "I don't have time to finish this project. Can you take this project and get it done by the end of the day?".
"This is a huge opportunity to take this project to the next level and effectively corner the market," he added.
At that point, we knew we were onto something, and we had to take this project to the next level.
Whether you're a professional researcher or just someone who is enthusiastic about science and research, we need your help to take this project to the next level.
UGC funding will allow me to take this project from a prototype that she is passionate about to a product that has the potential to impact hundreds of lives.
Holding Bachelors in Communications from St . Augustine University and with four years of experience doing field work for the World Bank, Hope is excited to join us in Arusha to take this project to the next phase.
Mr. Pink went on, "If Dick had said, 'You can take this project wherever you want,' we probably would have ended up with something a lot closer to 'The Bodyguard' — where you have a much more romantic film, a much more powerful focus to the two characters — without all the political stuff going on in the background.
What was your goal in taking this project on?
So I took this project on and this became Human Nature.
"Are you taking this project seriously?" he demands.
We've laid out how different communities took this project on, and we encourage other sites to try it too.
I found a Dutch billionaire, Marcel Boekhoorn, a new-money philanthropist who is in a position to reinvest his wealth, and he took this project on.
