"on different projects" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is working on multiple projects at the same time. Here is an example: "I have been juggling my time between working on different projects for different clients. It's been a busy but rewarding month so far."
The aim is to track progress on different projects in one platform; reducing email overload.
My Adium account, for example, brings together most of my instant messaging clients: that way, I keep in contact with work contacts on different projects (including one going on in Egypt).
The result was Slack, a collaboration platform that lets users port in conversations and links to other work from dozens of other apps (including Dropbox, Google Docs, GitHub and Asana) so that they can track progress on different projects in one common platform; more generally converse about work in a less fragmented way, and crucially reduce email overload.
VJ suave consists of Ceci Soloaga and Ygor Marotta; the couple works together in Sao Paulo on different projects like these mobile projection tricycles for example.
He doesn't respect any artist that doesn't have one... after being involved on different projects with many different artists.
Let people who work for a company assign themselves to groups to communicate on different projects (channels), chunk work up (into cards), reward one another (see our portfolio company, Bonusly), outsource their work (Gigster, another of ours) or talk about a project (Knotable, also a Beta company, in the middle space between "chat that disappears" and "finished document that feels like too much").
Members have different levels of participation in FLOSS development and so take on different project roles [7].
Hence, recent studies have called for real world case studies of pavement construction projects to better understand how the life cycle costs and environmental impacts of pavements vary based on different project characteristics.
"It becomes a dashboard of what's going on across different projects.
U2 have only released one album since 2004, despite working on three different projects.
There, Miller has worked on two different projects that (quite literally) riff on what they built at Branch.
