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The phrase "are forecasts of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or estimates related to a specific subject or event.
Example: "The latest economic reports are forecasts of a potential recession in the coming year."
Alternatives: "are predictions of a" or "are estimates of a".
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"There are forecasts of a new tropical depression in the same area and forecasts of even bigger mudslides, so we are preparing for the worst".
Easterbrook also spoke at the Heartland conference, with a presentation entitled "Are Forecasts of a 20-Year Cooling Trend Credible?" Watch that online and you will see how scientists are supposed to talk: cool, rational, logical analysis of the data, and full explanation of it.
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The pollution is forecast on a scale of one to 10.
Analysts are forecasting a loss of 17 cents a share, according to a survey by Thomson Financial.
(loanDepot notes, carefully, that industry experts are forecasting a gain of less than half of that).
We are forecasting an increased likelihood of an El Niño this year.
Analysts are forecasting profit of 93 cents a share.
Economists are forecasting an imbalance of $61 billion.
On the deal side, we are forecasting an increased level of mergers and acquisitions following suit.
"We're forecasting sales of a billion cell phones by 2004," says Forward's Strauss.
United States sales are forecast to be in a range of 14.9 million to 15.7 million vehicles, not $14.9 million to $15.7 million.
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