The phrase "anticipated deficit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expected shortfalls in budget, resources, or other financial contexts.
Example: "The company is preparing for an anticipated deficit in the upcoming fiscal year due to decreased sales."
Alternatives: "expected shortfall" or "projected deficit."
The Council and the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg still appear to be far apart on how to make up for an anticipated deficit of more than $5 billion, despite tomorrow's deadline to adopt a budget.
"We have projected layoffs based on an anticipated deficit of more than $400 million, which is incredibly optimistic when you consider the state actually cut our education funding by $1.4 billion".
According to a report released yesterday by City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., even if the city successfully implemented all of its strategies to close an anticipated deficit of more than $5 billion in the next fiscal year, it still faced deficits of more than $4 billion in each of the next three fiscal years.
The situation is worsening and the BM's anticipated deficit for 2004 to 2005 is estimated at £5 million ($7.3 million).
We had anticipated deficits because this form of fear conditioning has been shown to rely upon the activation and integrity of the hippocampus (Chowdhury et al. 2005).
Along with the proposed budget, Mr. Bloomberg presented a four-year financial plan that anticipates deficits of about $4.2 billion in the 2010 fiscal year, $5.6 billion in 2011 and $5.3 billion in 2012.
Trump's budget anticipates deficits throughout the next 10 years even if Congress were to approve some $3 trillion in cuts over that same time period that he's proposing for a wide range of federal programs.
The 2001-2 budget year, which began on July 1, had already anticipated a deficit, but Mr. Anderson said the decisions taken by the museum's board of trustees on Thursday should bring the budget almost into balance.
In Kuwait, even before the most recent price collapse began, the Government had anticipated a deficit in this year's budget of $5.73 billion, assuming an average oil price of $12 a barrel.
The March deficit was much larger than the consensus estimate of Western economists, who had been anticipating a deficit of less than $1 billion.
This year we anticipate a deficit of roughly the same amount, based on a budget of $25.5 million.
