The phrase "featured projects" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a selection of projects that have been highlighted or given special attention. Here is an example: "Our company's website showcases our featured projects, which include a mix of local and international initiatives."
Learn more about featured projects that are part of Frontiers of Innovation.
This year's event featured projects in four categories: scholarly projects, research year, MD/PhD research, and summer research.
Playhouse Presents has featured projects starring Emma Thompson, Harry Shearer, David Tennant, Alison Steadman and Sir Tom Jones in his first acting role.
British House & Garden and Southern Accents have featured projects of his in England, Portugal, Spain, France, Switzerland and the United States.
View our Innovation in Action series to learn more about featured projects, with details about their theories of change, activities, and what we have learned from them so far.
Distinctive outdoor spaces by Los Angeles landscape designers Lauri Kranz, Commune Design, Judy Kameon and Matthew Brown are among the featured projects included in this new book from Gardenista editor Michelle Slatalla.
One performance on the Great Wall featured Project Bandaloop, whose dancers were strapped into rock-climbing gear and suspended on bungee cords.
A splashy event at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City featured projected images that played on similarities between the human eye and the camera.
Its success spurred Mr. Harryhausen to try developing feature projects of his own.
The next global broadcast, slated for a September 22 event in Atlanta, will feature projects funded by the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts that aim to revolutionize how NASA develops and conducts missions.
The channel also features projects that star "SNL" players Kenan Thompson and Bill Hader.
