The phrase "ancillary projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to secondary or supplementary projects that support a main project or initiative.
Example: "The company is focusing on its core business, but it also has several ancillary projects that enhance its overall strategy."
Alternatives: "supporting projects" or "secondary projects".
Brion is contemplating the abandonment of all his ancillary projects so he can concentrate on his own material.
The toll increases would also pay for a $250 million development bank for each state to finance ancillary projects.
At others, the budgets stayed level or even rose, but donors increasingly directed the money toward worthwhile but ancillary projects like environmental research.
And ancillary projects like the New York Youth Symphony and the Sphinx Organization, a Michigan group that draws black and Hispanic students into classical music, offer training and experience beyond what even the most arts-conscious schools can provide.
His daughter, Brook Hersey, a clinical psychologist living in Manhattan, who is his literary executor, told me that when it comes to ancillary projects that people bring to her — movie deals, prospective biographies — "I have tried to make decisions based on what I think he would have wanted, and that was to let his works speak for themselves".
Its other bets — not to be confused with other revenue — that include its other ancillary projects that may or may not pan out and be part of Alphabet's future business continued to see some improvement by hitting $145 million in revenue in the second quarter this year.
This ancillary project took on a life of its own.
It comes on top of a $1 million round raised by Vengo last year, when it was revealed as an ancillary project to another vending-style business called TaxiTreats, which itself has yet to launch.
Mr. Everson said this had allowed him to put more I.R.S. executives on the troubled project, although, as a result, the agency had to set aside ancillary modernization projects.
Giles Deacon, please stop the ancillary side projects.
Or tech companies, even big household-name ones, outsourcing ancillary tools and projects in order to focus their in-house teams purely on their core competencies and business models.
