Collocation
manage a project
to plan, organize, and oversee the work of a project to reach its goals on time and within budget
Definition
'manage a project' is a common English collocation. to plan, organize, and oversee the work of a project to reach its goals on time and within budget
manage + a/the + project
“I manage a project for our new website launch.”
Examples
- She manages a project that spans three different time zones.
- He managed a project under a tight deadline and still delivered on time.
- They are managing a project to upgrade the hospital's scheduling system.
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- We will manage the project in phases to reduce risk.
- As an intern, I helped her manage a project by updating the task tracker.
- If you manage a project without clear requirements, the scope can grow quickly.
- To manage a project effectively, you need to communicate changes early.
- The new software helps managers manage projects with fewer status meetings.
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