The phrase "a written projection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a forecast or estimate that is documented in writing, often in a business or analytical context.
Example: "The financial report includes a written projection of the company's revenue for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "a documented forecast" or "a written estimate."
In their book, The Power of Full Engagement, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz write: "Projection is an especially insidious defense against facing the truth...It involves attributing one's own unacknowledged impulses to others.
"The budget has serious problems, specifically a number of one-shot revenues and an optimistic projection," Mr. Hevesi said in a written statement issued by his office.
You might say the same about the play, whose individual components – writing, acting, projection and choreography – are all pretty strong, but come together in a small but persuasive package that has real energy and excitement.
We can write this projection with the matrix whose columns are the carrier signals:.
On writing the projection P T + Open image in new window as the Cauchy integral, we get the following: N = c ′ p 2 π ı ∫ T 2 u 0 ( c ζ ′ - ζ - u 0 ( c ζ ′ d ζ ′ = c ′ p ∫ T 1 2 π ı ζ ′ + ζ ζ ′ - ζ u 0 ( c d ζ ′ ζ ′ Open image in new window. for all ζ ∈ D Open image in new window. Since u ( z ) = R N ( c - 1 ( z ) ) c ′ ( c - 1 ( z ) ) p, Open image in new window.
And even if I'm just projecting and Stewart doesn't see herself in anything that I've written here, that projection and all of the potentially radical possibilities that come tethered to it now exist because of her and that matters.
Late each season, Driben calculates and writes detailed projections of what B.U. teams and their rivals must do for the Terriers to attain postseason play in a given sport.
With the broad guidelines complete, General Petraeus and his team now are turning to the task of writing specific projections for security transition by time and region in 2011.
Of the Power Point presentation, they write that "projections were displayed that our lawyers previewed and approved".
The Times also leads with the story and writes that projections made by senior NHS managers and government officials do not fully recognise the number of staff soon to retire, or the effects of rising demand on an NHS workforce already under pressure.
