The phrase "a reasonable projection when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or estimates that are deemed logical or justifiable under certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "A reasonable projection when considering current market trends suggests that sales will increase by 15% next quarter."
Alternatives: "a plausible estimate when" or "a valid forecast when".
One in five men between 25 and 54 is not working, and a reasonable projection is that it will still be one in six after the economy recovers.
Extrapolating from the [company's $4 million] August revenue figure, assuming that Nexmo grows at 5percentt monthly – a reduced pace, but one that I think is a reasonable projection – Nexmo would generate just under $9 million in top line next December.
Extrapolating from the August revenue figure, assuming that Nexmo grows at 5percentt monthly – a reduced pace, but one that I think is a reasonable projection – Nexmo would generate just under $9 million in top line next December.
An accountant is an invaluable ally in creating a reasonable financial projection, and for proving your company is well-maintained and solvent.
That was the projection when they acquired Schilling, now a 10-game winner, and closer Keith Foulke.
With extremely low interest rates, what seemed like reasonable projections for a portfolio of stocks and bonds are now far too high.
Looking to the 21st century, all reasonable projections of what humans will be doing suggest that not only will the climate continue to warm, you have a good chance of it accelerating.
Experts made reasonable projections of future earnings and profitability, and empirical formulae guided decisions.
"Reasonable projections do not, repeat do not, show anything resembling the runaway deficit crisis that is a staple of almost everything you hear, including supposedly objective news reporting," the Nobel Prize-winning economist wrote in a blog post on Thursday.
By reasonable projections, the debt could reach its highest levels in history within this decade, and still be rising at a rate nearly as fast as that during World War II.
