The phrase "a projection over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an estimation, forecast, or representation of data or trends over a certain period or area.
Example: "The report includes a projection over the next five years regarding market growth."
Alternatives: "an estimate for" or "a forecast for".
"There's a projection over the next three or four years, roughly, about £1.4bn investment in south Wales and it's really concerning that in terms of capital investment that we're earmarked for £10m investment somewhere in north Wales and that's the message from the draft budget".
While the No Storms and the Low (Base Case) Severity storm cases imply a projection over 50 years of slowly increasing total community assets for Charlottetown, High Severity storms project a sharp decline in total assets with a slight later year recovery over the 50-year planning period.
Flicker, another piece on view in the exhibition, is a projection over 35mm celluloid film.
Figure 4 (B2) is a projection over the range 130-180 µm.
Figure 4(B1) shows a projection over a depth range of 20-70 µm into the skin.
Based on literature they suggest that a linear, diffuse, and homogeneous uptake should not be regarded as an infection, whereas focal or heterogeneous uptake with a projection over the vessel on CT is highly suggestive of infection.
Buried deep in the basement of the newly reopened Palais de Tokyo, home to our very first international event, we discover a projection room taken over by Julien Salaud.
In the context of the yeast mating response, there must be sufficient polarization to form a mating projection over a range of background pheromone concentrations, which may vary according to the number and proximity of mating partners, and at the same time, the ability to redirect the projection if the partner moves or mates with another cell.
This spatial dimension is difficult to assess through en face cross-sectional imaging (e.g. confocal microscopy) and through traditional widefield microscopy (which essentially produces a projection image over the depth of field along the superior-inferior axis).
To show how the IL-RR approach is useful in modeling multistate population dynamics, we consider two applications: a population projection over five time intervals, and a model of a rural-to-urban transition.
Paparelli's "Romeo and Juliet" unfolds like a careful re-creation of a crime; the multi-actor Chorus offers community testimony, and a small projection over the stage provides the tick-tock of chronological information -- "Two Hours Later," "30 Minutes Before Dawn," etc. It's astonishing how much feeling Paparelli can evoke in the first few moments of a show.
