The phrase "always projections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing forecasts, estimates, or predictions that are consistently made or relied upon.
Example: "In our financial reports, we focus on always projections to guide our investment strategies."
Alternatives: "consistently forecasts" or "perpetual estimates".
Over the course of our lives, our identities are always in question: we are always projections into the future, incessantly taking a stand on who we are.
"Animals, objects, insects"—these are "always projections on humans," he says, and they often "take more than one interpretation".
Imagination is always projection: to guess how Neolithic people might have felt about anything was to assume, doubtless incorrectly, that they felt the way we would have felt about it.
The other approach to fantasy came from Thom Browne, whose shows are always weird projections of an original mind.
We must consider that this behavior depends on the number of times we have to process the full image and therefore we are not always calculating projections.
And, as always, these projections are subject to change — especially because it's still not entirely clear how the College Football Playoff will ultimately come together and it's common for some conferences to not always be able to fill all of their bowl tie-ins.
On Wednesday the Fed issued its latest policy statement and accompanied it, as always, with economic projections.
Where this really gets insane is when you realize that Apple always lowballs their projections.
Of course public officials looking to lure a baseball team can always tinker with projections in order to get a finding that suits them.
In our experience with this method, the reconstruction always satisfies the projections, even if they're misaligned, so that insignificant refinement occurs from updating.
And if you, the entrepreneur, can demonstrate that you have gained some traction you are reducing the risk for them, as factual evidence will always trump assumptions, projections and wild conjecture.
