The phrase "alternative forecasts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different predictions or projections regarding a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The report includes alternative forecasts for the company's revenue growth over the next five years."
Alternatives: "different predictions" or "varied projections".
The company produced alternative forecasts for global energy demand based on China and India growing at 4% a year rather than the 5.5% a year expected in the base case.
Alternative forecasts were computed with the lognormal distribution model based on the small sample theory and the exponential distribution model based on the Poisson process.
IFCs in Canada, Denmark, Korea, Mexico and United States produce alternative forecasts, while IFCs in Austria, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain and Sweden provide an opinion on, or endorsement of, the government's forecasts.
Such estimates could be used with stock-recruitment models to make alternative forecasts of the population development.
The alternative forecast is for a self-sustaining recovery that is already under way.
The Oxford economists have built an "alternative forecast based on plausible assumptions of future trends in crime and the criminal justice system".
Across the 15 markets, we investigate alternative forecast-generating processes.
Compared to the traditional BP algorithm, the new algorithm is a promising and reliable alternative forecast technology for ionospheric TEC.
Our findings reveal that the hybrid optimization strategy proposed here may be used as a promising alternative forecasting tool for higher forecasting accuracy and better generalization ability.
In this article we present alternative forecasting methods that are based on using demand information from a higher aggregation level and on combining forecasts.
Lastly, independent factorial ANOVA extended into a series of bootstrapped multiple regression models was used for the development of alternative forecasting models.
