The phrase "are projected to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or expectations regarding future trends or behaviors.
Example: "The sales figures for the upcoming quarter are projected to keep increasing as demand rises."
Alternatives: "are expected to maintain" or "are anticipated to continue".
In the next three years the city's shortfalls are projected to keep growing, like snowdrifts in Buffalo, to a total of $465 million.
Between 2000 and 2015, global food trade grew by 127percenttoto 2.2 billion metric tons — and growth rates are projected to keep increasing.
These emissions are a relatively small share of the total, but they are projected to keep rising amid growth in the airline industry.
"Excluding schools, our total government grants have fallen from £194m in 2009/10 to £122m a year in 2015/16, and are projected to keep falling at a similar rate," the council leader said.
"Excluding schools, our total government grants have fallen from £194m in 2009/10 to £122m a year in 2015/16, and are projected to keep falling at a similar rate.
Even so, raw products are now one of the fastest-growing segments of the pet food industry, and sales of raw pet foods have climbed 15 percent annually for the past three years and are projected to keep up the fast-paced growth, said David Lummis, the senior pet-industry analyst for Packaged Facts, a market research company.
Four times that are expected to arrive two years from now; the number is projected to keep rising by as much as 40percentt a year.
Global MSL has been rising during the previous and present century15 with an accelerated rate16,17, and is projected to keep doing so for the following decades18,19,20.
Health care spending has been rising as a share of national income for decades, and is projected to keep rising — from 10 percent in 1985 to 17 percent in 2010 to nearly 25 percent in 2037.
The first gas well was drilled just three years ago, and the yields of Eagle Ford are part of the reason production of natural gas in Texas — the leading gas-drilling state — is projected to keep rising.
The planet has indeed gotten warmer, and it is projected to keep warming because of greenhouse emissions, but this process is too slow to make much impact on the public.
