The phrase "all of its projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every project associated with a specific subject, such as a company or organization.
Example: "The organization is proud of all of its projects that contribute to community development."
Alternatives: "every one of its projects" or "all its initiatives".
It's "spring cleaning" for the entire company and all of its projects.
In 1995, Atlanta became the first city to demolish all of its projects in favor of mixed-income housing.
All of its projects have been negotiated with the customer, and the company policy is to not reduce prices to meet competition.
Coca-Cola pointed out that 90 per cent of its Olympics staff are UK nationals, while General Electric said all of its projects associated with the Olympics were undertaken by its UK companies and were subject to normal tax rules.
The charity's apartment-office is small and a larger facility is needed, but the organisation's budget is stretched thin with all of its projects and six full-time staff to pay for.
It will also now require a "privacy design document" for all of its projects.
Ticketmaster Online and Tickets.com generate half their revenue from convenience fees, while TicketWeb, expects to generate almost all of its projected $3.9 million revenue this year from convenience fees.
Last week, the trustees reported that Social Security can pay all of its projected obligations through about 2034.
The story eventually grew to fit Sim's expanding ambitions, both in content and technique, with its earth-pig protagonist getting embroiled in politics, becoming prime minister of a powerful city-state, then a Pope who ascends to the moon all within the first third of its projected 300-issue run.
Tourism Development and Investment Company officials, responding to questions about projects on Saadiyat Island, stated: "T.D.I.C. is moving forward as planned with all of its announced projects including all the projects on Saadiyat".
Plus, Google bases all of its mobile projects in London, so this is the fitting place for such a rumour.
