The phrase "a sample of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a selection or representation of various projects, often to illustrate a point or provide examples.
Example: "In this report, we will present a sample of projects that demonstrate our team's capabilities and achievements."
Alternatives: "a selection of projects" or "a collection of projects".
Pi and team clim that only 25% of Kickstarter projects are delivered on time – however, they admit that they only surveyed a sample of projects specifically from the Technology and Design categories (which in turn comprise only less than 5% of projects on Kickstarter overall).
--A common and workable solution to this problem is to draw a sample of projects and non-project activities that will be evaluated.
Purpose and objectives of the UNICEF internal assessment In early 2005, the Government of Japan and UNICEF agreed that it would be useful to assess a sample of projects implemented with UNICEF support.
The data currently on the QUMmap can be considered to be a sample of projects undertaken in the QUM area in Australia, with the current audit showing a "snap-shot" of the spread of activity.
The study is based on a questionnaire administered to a sample of project managers from the software and high-tech industries.
A sample of project managers in the UK attended one of three 2-day EI training programmes and the effects of the training evaluated to determine its impact on emotional intelligence abilities, empathy, and the project manager competences of teamwork and managing conflict considered to be underpinned by EI.
This bootstrap method produced a sample of projected cubic-spline curves that inherits the temporal biases and systematic errors of the data.
Here is a sampling of projects that stood the test of time: I was a nerd -- still am, I guess.
Here is a sampling of projects that stood the test of time: Where do you do your homework?
Here is a sampling of projects that stood the test of time: Ninth-grade English, Miss Wood, late 1960's.
Here is a sampling of projects that stood the test of time: In 1946-47, I was a student at St. Cecelia's High School in Englewood.
