The phrase "add to the projected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contributions or changes to a forecast or estimation, often in a business or financial context.
Example: "We need to add to the projected sales figures for the upcoming quarter based on the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "increase the forecast" or "supplement the estimates".
Another group will weigh in on Thursday: the U.S. Budget Watch project of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a longstanding nonprofit group that includes former members of Congress, administration officials and budget experts of both major parties, will issue a report showing that all three Republicans would add to the projected debt.
The Democratic minority in the Senate has the power to filibuster permanent changes to the tax code that add to the projected budget deficit.
Those events are of course adding to the projected increases for 2000, along with special campaigns with millennium themes.
If replacement levels of fertility were not reached until 20 years later than anticipated, 2.8 billion people will be added to the projected global total.
This too has been totted up and added to the projected benefits of HS2.
But he added, "I doubt we're going to find $200 million" to add to the project for 2011.
Hotels, businesses -- including Coach, TimeWarner, L'Oreal and SAP -- add to the project's estimated 40,000 workers.
"Mike's professional enough and smart enough and sophisticated enough to add to the project," he said.
Beyond the court resurfacing and fence repairs, city and school district officials each have their own ideas of what to add to the project.
Applications will help you manage your projects more easily, and they're extremely easy to add to the project, only taking a few seconds to download.
After the dune is built, they would get there via fingerlike projections from the boardwalk, projections added to the project at the city's insistence.
