The phrase "as initially forecasted" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to predictions or expectations that were made at the beginning of a process or project.
Example: "The project's timeline has shifted, but we are still on track to meet the goals as initially forecasted."
Alternatives: "as originally predicted" or "as first anticipated."
On Thursday, KeyCorp said it would cut its dividend in half, weeks after it warned that net write-offs could be twice as high as initially forecast.
While Assistant General Manager Peter Kavounas had initially forecasted an increase as high as 10%, the proposed net rate increase is now 3.8%.
While rates may not rise as much or as quickly this year as he had initially forecast, Ashworth said he still believes that rising wage growth and higher inflation will push the Fed to move more aggressively next year.
The company had initially forecasted a profit of 41 cents for the quarter ending March 31.
We initially forecasted that 10% of our business would be global.
Initially forecast as "the City of the Youth", the architect's project was first designed to be an expansive, cultural campus for students on the former grounds of the Mercati Generali, a Fascist-era market space.
"South Africa is likely to record GDP growth closer to 2.5% this year, compared to the 2.7% initially forecast, as the productivity of the mining sector is afflicted by the strikes," observes one of them, Investec economist Annabel Bishop of Investec.
As a result, it said it would spend more cash than initially forecast.
Although the depression was initially forecast to dissipate quickly, it became more organized as it moved to the west.
Prior to landfall, the National Hurricane Center NHCC) initially forecast Rick to make landfall in southern Baja California as a high-end Category 2 hurricane, prompting hurricane watches.
But, just as it was presumed dead, geomagnetic storming surged early Friday, reaching the strong levels initially forecast.
