'granddaughter projects' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities or tasks completed by a person’s grandchild. For example: "My granddaughter is working on several art projects that she hopes to present at the school art show."
In this week's 'The Listening Project' granddaughter Alison quizzes her grandparents Sheila and Tom about what has kept them together for more than 6 decades.
But the truth was that she was a widow with little money who lived with her mother, son and granddaughter in a threadbare housing project that looked as if it had not been renovated since Brezhnev's time.
At the meeting, Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) acknowledged strident disagreements and conflict over the Gehry design and read a letter from Eisenhower's granddaughter, Susan, who has been the project's most vocal critic.
Adding a fresh layer of symmetry to the project, Ms Warner is the granddaughter of the founder of Warner Brothers.
His granddaughter, Leah Modigliani, an economist and collaborator on several projects, is also represented in this series.
She moved into a rental about a year ago with her 6-year-old granddaughter after living in the Ida B. Wells housing project for 27 years.
Reese Witherspoon is signed on to a project about the life of Megan Phelps-Roper, the granddaughter of Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps. .
We have been working with Hopkins for many years now on events and projects that honor our grandmother," said Jeri Lacks, Lacks' granddaughter.
It seems the life project of some scholars (and now even his granddaughter) is to shout him down, to remind us only to read his great works small.
Grandmother and granddaughter argued in their two-bedroom apartment in an aging brick housing project in south Brooklyn.
Michael Harris, director of marketing and special projects for the Philadelphia Phillies, handed her 2 custom Phillies Jersey for her and her granddaughter Natalie to celebrate Natalie's graduation from the University of Penn the day before.
