The phrase "a projected range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing estimates or forecasts related to quantities, values, or measurements.
Example: "The report provides a projected range of sales figures for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "an estimated range of" or "a forecasted range of".
This compares to a projected range of module costs for more established PV technologies (crystalline silicon, cadmium telluride and copper indium gallium selenide) of US$0.35 0.6/Wp by 2020.
For Si, the fluence is varied from 2.5×1016 to 8×1017 cm−2 at an implantation energy of 1 MeV resulting in a local concentration of Si between 1 and 35 at.% at a projected range of 1 μm, measured by AES depth profiling.
The Focus Electric has a projected range of 100 miles on one charge of its 26 kWh lithium-ion battery.
And eventually, a projected range of outcomes, as is the case in our analysis, includes uncertainties due to different probabilities.
Simulation of the implantation profiles were carried out by the TRIM (version SRIM2006) [15] code, suggesting an essential Gaussian distribution, see Fig. 1a with a projected range of 20 nm and a straggling of 10 nm.
After 40 minutes, I was back to a projected range of 221 miles.
In addition, with increasing fluence, the increased stopping power (both elastic and inelastic) in the Pb-enriched zone results in a reduced projected range of implanted Pb ions.
The dashboard told me I had a reassuring projected range of 261 miles.
The experimental profiles do not show a maximum at the projected range of the implanted ions, but a high nitrogen concentration at the surface decreasing with depth.
Hardness enhancement was observed at a depth close to the projected range of the He ions, which was related to the formation of the crystalline nanoparticles.
The shares had been expected to sell at $30 to $32 a share, or double the originally projected range of $14 to $16.
