"as it was forecast" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a prediction or statement that was made in the past, and it has turned out to be true. Example: The rain arrived exactly as it was forecast, so we had to put our outdoor picnic plans on hold.
When Ernesto was downgraded to tropical storm status, Governor Jeb Bush urged Florida residents to continue preparations and not wait until it regained hurricane status, as it was forecast to do by the National Hurricane Center.
Just one month after Hurricane Claudette caused millions in damage in south Texas, the fast movement of Erika caught citizens by surprise as it was forecast to make landfall near Brownsville.
Jacie is indeed an actoid, or android actress, in the show business future as it is forecast by "Comic Potential," which opened last night at the Manhattan Theater Club.
Ramadan will continue to fall during peak periods in the exam season for the next two years, as it is forecast to begin on 27 May in 2017 and 16 May in 2018.
This is the cauldron of major championships, whether it is 91 degrees at 5 p.m., as it is forecast to be on Thursday, or 58 with the wind blowing at 25 miles per hour, as it was when Clarke forged his way home last month in the British Open.
As a result, it was forecast that the number of physicians would increase during 2008 2030 and the shortage would resolve at 2026 for all clinical physicians.
As such, it was forecasted to reach a peak intensity of 70 mph to be named "Sonia".
In December, it cited revenue shortfalls in its consumer Internet business, MSN, as one reason it was forecasting a shortfall, and today Mr. Connors said that the company's $400 rebate promotion had in effect been too popular.
The company said that as result of the sales shortfall, it was forecasting Nook unit revenue of $3 billion for the fiscal year and losses "at a comparable level to fiscal year 2012".
The stock of Greek debt is simply too high – as a ratio of GDP, it is forecast to pass 190% in 2014 as recession takes its toll.
"We haven't seen tax receipts – particularly income-tax receipts – grow as strongly as was forecast.
