The phrase "attendance projected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing estimates or forecasts related to the number of attendees at an event or gathering.
Example: "The attendance projected for the conference this year is expected to exceed last year's numbers."
Alternatives: "expected attendance" or "anticipated attendance".
Although some fractures have emerged in the union's 400-plus membership, the players in attendance projected a unified front in rejecting the league's offer.
The economic legacy for 2022 would be record attendance (projected at five million) and record profits for FIFA, which earned about $3.4 billion for the 2010 World Cup, Gulati said.
The diplomats in attendance projected a united front while walking side-by-side along a seaside promenade before they released the agreement from their two-day meeting in Dinard.
In Fall 2012 I enrolled in the Full-time TrAnaheimin Anaheim (FTTA), a 2-year Bible truth and church service training program based in Anaheim, CA. As part of my program, I was assigned to various services, one of which was the Attendance Project, an internally developed and maintained web application used by all the students and training administrators here at the FTTA.
The opportunities to interact with residential Engineering Management students include physical class attendance, project collaboration, and class assignment partnering through teleconferencing, student forums and other media alternatives.
These range from better school attendance to projected whole-life benefits for participants, such as greater community cohesion as well as economic gains over the medium and longer term.
Eighteen new Broadway productions have been scheduled for the new season, but until then Broadway's financial health will depend largely on the Tony winners and losers' finding ways to build audiences at a time when New York tourism — a backbone of summer attendance — is projected to decrease slightly.
Millennium Park had 3 million visitors in its first year; annual attendance was projected to grow to between 3.31 and 3.65 million by 2010.
Its projected attendance was initially 15 million for this year, then scaled back to 12 million.
Before the opening, officials at the Tate projected attendance in its first year at about two million.
It will need wide-ranging appeal to reach its projected attendance goals.
