The phrase "are not forecasts for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when clarifying that certain statements or predictions do not serve as forecasts for a specific event or outcome.
Example: "The data presented in this report are not forecasts for future sales, but rather an analysis of past performance."
Alternatives: "do not predict for" or "are not projections for".
But because high winds are not forecast for most areas, the service has issued a fire warning only in southern Santa Barbara County.
A storm isn't forecast for Schiaparelli's time of arrival, but the timing does give it a chance to study the role of dust in the martian atmosphere and the part played by electric field.
For all its preventative maneuvering, Honda is not forecasting a loss for the year — unlike its rival Toyota, which on Tuesday unveiled the Sai, its second all-hybrid model.
William C. Thompson Jr., the city comptroller, said he was not forecasting a recession for the local economy.
The fact that it was not forecast is the reason for wanting to know the specifics about this instance.
The fact that it was not forecast is the reason for wanting to know the specifics about this instance". I may be wrong, but as well as the front coming in from the west, which was bringing most of the snow, there is also a prevailing wind from the approx. SSW, which was bringing the chance of snow from the N.Sea.
Initially, the associated weather activity was limited to weak showers, and environmental conditions were not forecast to become conducive for significant organization.
He is not forecasting this will be the trend for all charities, but he argues that it is right for Traid because of the small scale of its operation.
In addition, these models are suitable for forecasting stationary or trend time series, but they are not appropriate for forecasting seasonal time series.
However, as they are cross-section models they are not adequate for forecasting purposes, like demonstrated by Regan and Garrido [18].
