Can the project be delivered in phases rather than all at once? — answered by Engineer Saeed Baatiah
Yes, and it is the preferred approach on most projects. A first version solving the core problem is defined and launched within weeks, then later phases are built on real usage. The benefit is twofold: you start getting value early instead of waiting months, and budget is directed at what users demonstrably need rather than what was assumed at the start. Projects launched in one go usually discover a third of what was built goes unused.