The phrase "adjusted forecasts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to predictions or estimates that have been modified based on new information or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the latest market trends, we have updated our adjusted forecasts for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "revised projections" or "modified estimates."
The method includes procedures to (a) detect the presence of significant upstream regulation and water use influences; (b) correct the ensemble streamflow predictions and associated uncertainty for any biases in periods when such influences are detectable; and (c) assess the adjusted forecast reliability improvements.
However, the Treasury also regularly has to adjust forecasts for GDP and tax receipts for the next few months and years, let alone a forecast of figures that are decades away.
So as well as adjusting the discount rate, one must adjust forecasts for future cashflows as well.All this has been disguised by the strength of profits, which have held up well, in part because wages have been suppressed and in part because companies have used their cash to buy back equity and thus boost earnings per share.
Additionally, residual {zt} analysis may assist with adjusting forecasts amid sudden TS fluctuations, to which essentially all univariate TS forecasting methods are vulnerable.
Several retailers adjusted their forecasts.
Another analyst, Jack Myers, also adjusted his forecasts yesterday.
(Just to rub things in, the fund adjusted its forecasts for Britain upwards).
The US Department of Energy has just adjusted its forecasts downwards, with America's benchmark blend, West Texas Intermediate, currently trading at $42, expected to average $49 this year and only recover to $54 in 2016.
The e-commerce giant adjusted its forecasts for the year following the Thanksgiving holiday, stating that it will see over $1.5 billion in mobile sales through its marketplace.
However, by July and August, CSU and TSR all adjusted their forecasts downward because of predictions of cooler-than-average sea surface temperatures and above-average wind shear.
