The phrase "amount of projected" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a quantity that is expected or estimated, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The amount of projected revenue for the next quarter is significantly higher than last year's figures."
Alternatives: "estimated amount" or "projected total".
Thus, he called for creation of trust programs under which a specific amount of projected surpluses would go into spending programs.
Wisconsin state officials also use the word "deficit" to describe the difference between the amount of money that agencies are asking to spend, and the amount of projected tax revenue.
Agencies tend to request for more money than the previous year (it is a wish list, after all) and it is the governor's job to prioritize their needs and match them to the amount of projected revenues.
But Paul Johnson, director of the IFS, which is independent of the government, said he saw a "colossal" change in the amount of projected spending per head in the next few years.
Many of the positions experiencing the largest amount of projected growth are in fields relating to mathematics or computer science.
This is because the radiographers sometimes have to hold the paddle still or move it upwards to properly position the breast, and because they also have to pull the breast onto the detector to maximize the amount of projected tissue.
Mr. Rogers had also come under scrutiny for the sheer amount of projects he had directed to Kentucky as chairman of the subcommittee with control over homeland security spending.
Kickstarter takes 5 percent of the final amount of projects reaching their goal, and Amazon Payments processes the money and takes 3 percent to 5 percent.
It's not a very large firm — we have 35 architects in this office — so we don't need an enormous amount of projects to keep ourselves going.
