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The phrase "a projected" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can often be used to introduce a future event or plan that is expected to happen. Example: "A projected increase in sales has led the company to expand its production facilities." Here, "a projected increase in sales" refers to a planned or expected increase in sales that is anticipated to happen in the future.
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A projected second volume was abandoned.
Is there a projected day for implementation?
"The bridge has a projected cost of $1bn‑2.2bn.
A projected multimillion-euro payoff can only compound that.
Even so, a projected zero-to-62-m.p.h.
Roscoe will receive a projected $11 million over 10 years.
Some people blame a projected downturn in online advertising.
This is the first novel in a projected series.
Storrs Center has a projected cost of $165 million.
I****s there a projected day for implementation?
That budget has a projected deficit of $2 billion.
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