"successive projects" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a series of projects that occur one after another, with each one building upon the previous one. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to their well-executed successive projects, each one improving upon the last and bringing in more profits."
Successive projects are preferred over concurrent projects due to the complexity of dependencies between concurrent projects.
Since the simulation framework is supposed to be used in successive projects, this goal must be attained in a flexible way.
This might lead to a vicious circle where the same problems, such as cost and schedule overruns, are faced in successive projects.
But successive projects show you how to make my Rover by adding touch, light and ultrasound sensors that let the robot respond to its environment plus a grabber that can pick things up.
Meanwhile with the decision pending in just a couple of weeks on Library #14 for President #44, the binding force of these successive projects is the fact that there is not and never should be a single political narrative.
Expansion of Metrolink has been a key strategy of transport planners in Greater Manchester, who have overseen its development in successive projects, known as Phases 1, 2, 3a, 3b and 2CC.
Or does each successive project naturally demand its own form?
I work mostly in sculpture, but also video and paintings and installations, so you are right that each successive project demands its own form.
This is an extreme and wrongheaded idea — Assange does not use violence to further a political aim — and in many ways ironic because WikiLeaks appears to be acting more like a conventional media organization with each successive project.
Until mid 2011 the first test phase shall be completed and successive project plans shall be derived and planned.
I take pieces and lessons from each successive project and add them to the next".
