The phrase "a flood of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number of projects that are overwhelming or coming in quickly.
Example: "After the announcement of the new initiative, we experienced a flood of projects that needed immediate attention."
Alternatives: "an influx of projects" or "a surge of projects".
Total is benefiting from the high investment through the prior cycle, with a flood of new projects starting - including Yamal and Ichthys LNG projects, Fort Hills, Egina, and Kaombo.
The result: Developers are trying to get a flood of construction projects in under the wire before the cap takes effect in July — and state legislators have vowed to raise the cap next year.
Next generation sequencing machines can sequence the whole human genome in a few days, and this capability has inspired a flood of new projects that are aimed at sequencing large kinds of animals and plants [ 8, 9].
The central bank will step up scrutiny of bank lending to restrain "excessive investment and loans growth" blamed on "a flood of new construction projects," said news reports, which gave no details of the new controls.
Add in the tax cuts Republicans pushed through in December and the extra spending Congress approved just last week, and the result is a flood of red ink projected to send the national debt ever higher.
Mr. Clarke went with it, and soon he was receiving a flood of attention for a project initially considered just a lifeboat.
It is not surprising that due to the enormous success of NGS projects, a flood of tools has been created to support specific parts of the analysis workflow.
Wunder lends money to commercial solar energy development projects throughout the U.S. and its business has been buoyed by a flood of demand for new solar energy projects coming online.
Some market researchers projected a flood of defections from carriers, but the effect has been somewhat muted, with roughly a million people switching, analysts said.
