The phrase "amounts forecast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial projections, budgeting, or planning where specific quantities or values are predicted.
Example: "The amounts forecast for next quarter indicate a significant increase in revenue compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "predicted amounts" or "projected figures".
By 2014-15 borrowouldwould reach £37bn, exactly half the amount forecast by Alistair Darling in the March budget.
In addition, there are strong variations in forecast quality with streamflow amount, forecast lead time, season and aggregation period.
The wider-than-expected use of E-ZPass in much of the New York region has increased expenses beyond the amount forecast, contributing to the unexpected deficit.
When Telefonica of Spain sold shares in its wireless subsidiary earlier this month, the proceeds of 3.3 billion euros ($2.85 billion) were roughly half the amount forecast six months earlier.
The teething troubles facing universal credit have been underlined by a new admission by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) that the new payment will save little more than one-quarter of the original amount forecast.
That would make it by far the largest shortfall ever in the dollar amount, though it would be well below the record for a deficit as a percentage of the gross domestic product and well below the amount forecast six months ago.
Lower amounts are forecast on higher grounds in Wales and Devon and Cornwall.
Lesser amounts were forecast farther up the Atlantic coast, because the storm was expected to veer out to sea.
Cable's decision to abandon the sale stems from fears that the sale would not raise the amounts first forecast.
11 50 p.m. update: Given the higher amounts now forecast, it means a larger fraction of the region will receive enough heavy, wet snow to potentially accumulate on trees and powerlines and lead to outages.
