The phrase "more projects in the pipeline" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to projects that are being planned or are in progress. Example: Our team has several more projects in the pipeline this year, so we're optimistic about the company's growth.
We have many more projects in the pipeline.
As it happens, Cohen has back-pedalled in recent days, when the internet jumped to conclusions about the state of his health: there are more projects in the pipeline.
Steven Waldberg, director of Maybelline's global public relations, said the company has no intentions of marketing Hello Kitty mascaras in the United States because "we have many more projects in the pipeline which we will know will be global successes," he said.
According to Wilkinson, that awareness means that VHX has a lot more projects in the pipeline — which is why the startup has raised funding.
Cave and the director have one more project in the pipeline, but he has no intention of making a career out of it.
According to data published by the association of tourist hotels and investors (Turob) in 2010, the number of licensed hotels increased from 283 to 766 in only four years, and many more projects are in the pipeline.
There are more directing projects in the pipeline, several acting jobs in development and her company is working with Covergirl on a new ad campaign – "I love advertising.
Kenny Wheeler One of Many Octogenarian star and still-fluent flugelhornist Wheeler seems to have more creative projects in the pipeline now than at any time in his long career.
Mr Chemburkar has also worked on recovering three other fountains, and he has two more restoration projects in the pipeline.
If that sounds like a lot, this team is only getting started, with another eatery dropping in the coming weeks and still more undisclosed projects in the pipeline.
A few co-housing communities have emerged in the UK over recent years, and the idea is now rapidly gaining momentum with more than 60 projects in the pipeline.
