"sequential projects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a series of projects that are completed one after the other in a specific order. Example: Our team is currently working on a series of sequential projects to revamp our company's website. The first project is to update the design, followed by implementing new features and finally integrating new security measures.
Programs in turn are made up of interdependent, parallel or sequential projects combining to meet an overarching objective.
Sequential projects – rather than concurrent ones – allow you to leverage the benefits created by a completed effort to allow you a better chance of success on the next ones.
Five elicitation sessions were organized, preceded by seminars, analysis of previous elicitation results, and debate, and followed by public discussion, during approximately 5 years covering two sequential projects funded by the Italian Dipartimento della Protezione Civile (INGV-DPC 2005,2007).
Robert Austin also explains in "Project Management and Discovery" how adaptive management models can allow for a more dynamic approach than the traditional sequential project approach.
Her interests led to sequential research projects in organ regeneration and the tumor microenvironment, for which she was awarded the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship.
It's different from mere assembly (in which experts make individual contributions and someone pulls them all together) and from sequential, interdependent projects (in which a professional adds to a piece of work and then hands it over to the next person to work on).
We contribute to the literature by including a knock-out barrier option in an n-fold compound real option model to take account of immediate project failure in a multi-stage sequential investment project.
Considering soft ground condition and the big cross section of the Niayesh urban road tunnel project, sequential excavation method (SEM) was selected for tunnel construction.
On February 25 , 1888 in Orange, New Jersey, Muybridge gave a lecture that may have included a demonstration of his zoopraxiscope, a device that projected sequential images drawn around the edge of a glass disc, producing the illusion of motion.
They all provide lists of tasks that divide projects into sequential phases, with high-level tasks subdivided in to lower level tasks.
I then introduce a new study from Chicago that attempts to link individual development and pathways of crime to some of these large-scale social changes, capitalizing on a cohort sequential design from the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods.
