The phrase "a projected amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing estimates or forecasts related to quantities, such as financial figures or resource allocations.
Example: "The budget report includes a projected amount for next quarter's expenses."
Alternatives: "an estimated figure" or "a forecasted total."
The basic idea of the federal transport infrastructure masterplan is to invest a predefined (projected) amount of money into the most beneficial projects.
Only a fraction of the projected amount was raised.
This holds for experiments such as DNA methylation studies on the same tissue treated with a micronutrient [ 35], where only a projected limited amount of important regulatory regions with substantially altered levels of methylation is of interest.
The European aerospace company also upped the total amount of a projected profit shortfall over four years to euro4.8 billion ($6.1 billion) because of the delays.
This translates to a projected $6.6 billion increase in the amount of capital deployed into startups of all stages.
Such a project would amount to a purge of totalitarian proportions, requiring massive surveillance, the police raiding of private homes, breaking up of millions of families, and dragging people kicking and screaming to countries with which they might have almost no familiarity.
Leslie Stephen, founder of the Dictionary of National Biography, was inevitably one of Watts' subjects in a project that amounted to the artist's personal pictorial DNB.
Three new books — Patrick Wright's "Passport to Peking" (Oxford; $34.95), Frank Dikötter's "Mao's Great Famine" (Walker & Co.; $30), and Timothy Cheek's anthology "A Critical Introduction to Mao" (Cambridge; $27.99) — attest to the difficulty of definitively fixing Mao's image, a project that amounts to writing a history of China's present.
It's signed contracts for some $1.3 billion worth of projects–a huge amount, considering the company reported revenue of just $273 million for the year ended Mar.
According to the Treasury, EU funding for a range of projects amounted to more than £4.5bn in 2014-15, with businesses and universities winning a further £1.5bn through competitive bids.
