The phrase "and it is projected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing forecasts, estimates, or predictions about future events or outcomes.
Example: "The company's revenue for the next quarter is expected to increase, and it is projected to reach an all-time high."
Alternatives: "and it is anticipated" or "and it is estimated".
Clinical trial identifier: NCT01509677 (clinicaltrials.gov) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a major public health problem and it is projected that its burden will increase over the coming decades [ 1].
According to available statistics, its energy demand exceeds its supply by more than 20percentnt, and it is projected that in 2015, demand will increase by up to 46percentt.
Early reviews and reactions have been positive, and it is projected to make about $100 million in its opening weekend, Variety reports.
The results indicate that Guangzhou has experienced great expansion, characterized by the tripling of its total urbanized area within the last 20 years, and it is projected to continue expanding into less developed areas (agricultural and forest land).
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And it is projected to explode to $30 trillion within the next decade.
The Greek economy contracted by 5.5 percent this year, and it is projected to shrink by 3 percent next year.
And it is projected that the number of air-conditioned vehicles in China will reach 100 million in 2015, having more than doubled in just five years.
As a result, the dependency ratio — the ratio of the working population to the nonworking population — has become increasingly unfavorable, and it is projected to get more so.
Alzheimer's affects roughly five million Americans, and it is projected that as the population ages the number of new cases will increase dramatically.
Westport's enrollment has grown from 3,436 in 1994 to 4,593 this year, and it is projected to reach 6,872 in 2010.
