The phrase "a range of other projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various additional projects that are part of a larger set or category.
Example: "In addition to the main initiative, we are also working on a range of other projects that aim to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "a variety of other projects" or "several additional projects".
The private company has a range of other projects.
Beyond the browser and the Tor network itself, which is designed to minimize the potential for network surveillance, the organization also develops a range of other projects.
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FDA also wants to disperse the $25 million among a range of other projects: Linking specific ingredients in cigarettes to smoking-associated diseases; developing new chemical tests to assess the safety of fish caught for food in the Gulf of Mexico, following the April oil spill there; and developing better methods to characterize stem cells that might be given to patients.
In addition to morphing into house pets, these mini-blimps have also been utilized for a range of other projects.
Under a bridging consent approach, the initial data and samples collection can serve an identified research project as well as contribute to the creation of a resource for a range of other projects.
Concerned in the postwar years that his success with dinnerware had typecast him in the minds of consumers, Wright took on a wide range of other projects, among them a furniture line with gadgety pieces of multiple function, like drop leaves and pullouts.
His position at Northumbria is full time, but he works in a broad range of other projects.
A range of other sustainable travel projects can now begin, including cycling and walking initiatives and improved traffic management.
His first task was to design an anti-aircraft gun sight, and he was also involved in a range of other military optical projects.
A number of conceptual approaches are discussed, from the empirically based algorithm of the 1960s, the Universal Soil Loss Equation, through to its process-based successor the Water Erosion Prediction Project, alongside a range of other models that have been developed over the last five decades.
