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The phrase "to execute a project" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically refers to the act of carrying out or completing a project. Example: "Our team has been working hard to develop a plan to execute this project successfully."
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We conduct experiments, in which participants use a simulator to plan and execute a project according to the CE strategy with and without goals, based on solutions for the mathematical formulation.
This situation can increase project risk by obliging projects to execute a number of discrete engineering and exploration steps in parallel that would otherwise be staggered to minimize investment risk.
The group has been in the news recently after the Australian government allowed it to execute a major coal and rail project, which has been opposed by environmental activists.
Asked how he identifies promising startups, Fiance says he's "always actively searching for great talent – not just entrepreneurs who've shown the ability to execute on a project in the past, but who have a unique area of expertise".
Strauss bought her first camera at the age of thirty, in order to execute her a project she'd long been planning, "I-95" (2000-2010).
So we work hard on what we approve to execute as a project.
Yotaro Hatamura, as a citizen, formed and executed a project to uncover the danger associated with "doors" and to develop a guideline for their safety.
We developed and executed a project management plan to deliver the program's roll-out, which the Board of Education adopted as a dual-language policy.
A contract to execute the project was awarded to the Broad Institute.
An innovative management set-up, modelled as a 'Virtual Company', is proposed as an organisational structure to execute the project.
The director chose the iconclastic architect Patrick Bouchain, a specialist in nomadic constructions, to execute his project.
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