The phrase "additional research projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra or supplementary research initiatives that are being proposed or undertaken.
Example: "The funding will allow us to pursue additional research projects that could lead to significant breakthroughs in our field."
Alternatives: "further research initiatives" or "supplementary research endeavors".
In addition, I plan to complete several additional research projects related to the Tunisia Local Election Candidate Survey that I recently conducted with Julia Clark (UCSD) and Aytug Sasmaz (Harvard).
Additional research projects examined international alliance networks and causal inference methods for observational data.
And at the recent International Leprosy Congress in Brussels, $8m was set aside for additional research projects.
But regardless of whether you agree with their findings, one thing is absolutely clear — additional research projects such as theirs are absolutely crucial for the future and for understanding this brave new digital world that we all now inhabit.
The rising levels of interest over the past 10 years in poetry therapy and its scientific establishment have encouraged additional research projects for which appropriate evaluation methods need to be developed.
For example, almost on a weekly basis I receive e-mail messages from either schoolteachers who have students or students themselves wanting to join my academic research laboratory, and I must painfully inform them that I do not have enough money for additional research projects.
Students taking graduate version complete an additional research project.
Now I have an additional research project of the utmost importance, beyond the project I'm already spending all my waking hours on (and then some): What am I going to do when I graduate?
Meanwhile Eni has also funded additional fusion research projects run out of PSFC's newly created Laboratory for Innovation in Fusion Technologies (LIFT).
Avro company executives encouraged additional VTOL research projects, exploring new configurations married to a disk platform and even a "lift jet" version, but no further interest resulted from Canadian or other sources, to cap the end of this Special Projects Group program.
This article presents a brief literature review on project management success and points out the need of additional research for public health projects in this area.
