The phrase "and forecasts in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or estimates related to a specific subject, often in contexts like business, economics, or weather.
Example: "The report includes analysis and forecasts in a variety of sectors, highlighting potential growth areas."
Alternatives: "and predictions in a" or "and projections in a".
On Wednesday, Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, will discuss the company's strategy and forecast in a presentation to analysts.
The student will learn to establish meaningful goals, prioritize among competing demands, and plan and forecast in a task-centered organization.
Intermoney.com uses I.D.E.A.'s analysis and forecasting in a way that is designed specifically for buy-side readers corporate treasurers, fund managers and individual investors.
According to Maier and Dandy (2000), in recent years, ANNs have become extremely popular for prediction and forecasting in a number of areas, including finance, power generation, medicine, water resources and environmental science.
Combinations of these observation data sets were assimilated into lumped conceptual rainfall-runoff models of the highly-urbanized Don River basin (in southern Ontario) to determine if assimilation of geophysical variables will have a significant impact on simulations and forecasting in an urbanized watershed.
Data released Monday showed that April's purchasing managers index for the service sector fell to 47.9 from 49.2 in March -- a five-month low and below forecasts in a Reuters poll of more than 40 economists, which projected a rise to 49.3.
These results suggest that using a combination of soil moisture and snow water equivalent from the SMOS and SNODAS data products can improve simulations and ensemble forecasts in an urban basin.
The report is expected to show that employers cut 50,000 jobs last month, according to economists polled by Reuters, but investors are concerned that poor weather conditions may cloud the reading, and forecasts are in an unusually broad range.
To demonstrate its reliability and effectiveness, the proposed R-RTRL NN is implemented to make 2-, 4- and 6-step-ahead forecasts in a famous benchmark chaotic time series and a reservoir flood inflow series in North Taiwan.
The increase was the largest since November 1992 and exceeded all 53 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey of economists.
