The phrase "a continuation project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that builds upon or extends the work of a previous project.
Example: "The team is excited to announce the launch of a continuation project that will further develop the findings from last year's research."
Alternatives: "an ongoing project" or "a follow-up project".
The device is a continuation of Project Torino, which the company announced back in early 2017.
This effort is a continuation of projects funded by James (S.B. 1953, Ph.D. 1957) and Sylvia Earl through the Helena Foundation; the Classes of 1951 and 1955; and the National Science Foundation.
Next Tuesday in Atlanta, he will present homes to four new families in a continuation of the project with his new team, his new city.
The analysis of basic mechanisms of how animals and man adapt to altered gravitational conditions will profit from a continuation of the project "Crickets in Space".
His guitars and synthesizers throb and bounce in the way familiar from the Brat Pack era soundtracks and early Depeche Mode, like a continuation of a project left unfinished by others.
(You can check out her first forays from OHMA's fall semester Documentary & Visual Storytelling elective here.) Her thesis work is a continuation of a project with her Chinese-born grandfather to record his life story, and in so doing to engage more deliberately with her own Asian\American identity.
In this sense, Goodman's interest in other "world versions", such as the languages of art, should be seen as a continuation of his project in SA.
UKIP leader in Wales Neil Hamilton asks: "Who on earth goes into a negotiation saying 'no deal is unthinkable'?" He says the statement by the first minister is "a continuation of the Project Fear approach".
Sculptor and former product designer Astrelle Johnquest runs the hybrid vintage store, art gallery and experimental space as a continuation of a project she started years ago.
