The phrase "available forecasts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to predictions or estimates that are currently accessible or can be obtained.
Example: "Before making any decisions, we should review the available forecasts for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "accessible predictions" or "current projections".
If available forecasts diverge notably, the baseline scenario will reflect an assessment of the forecast that is deemed to be most plausible.
The French finance minister, Pierre Moscovici, said: "The figure, higher than available forecasts, confirms that the French economy has come out of recession, which was already hinted at in recent surveys and figures for industrial production, consumption and foreign trade, and amplifies the encouraging signs of recovery".
The key differentiator of the SPA is an acknowledgement of the future's margin of variability, as suggested by an overlapping and often conflicting array of available forecasts.
Online retail sales in the U.S. alone are expected to generate $373 billion this year, and to grow to more than $500 billion by 2020, according to the most recent available forecasts from Forrester Research.
The selection on these average annual increase rates was conducted based on the available forecasts provided by international energy related agencies, such as the IPCC, the IAE and the OECD.
Forest management has evolved at a national or sub-national level influenced by the quantity and nature of the forest resources available, forecasts on their future development, perceived demand for raw material and services, and local economic and social factors.
The available forecasting technology is just not precise enough to do a better job than that.
In currently available forecast products, only a partial accounting of uncertainty is performed, with the focus primarily on meteorological forcing.
The available forecasting techniques, grouped under three categories, are discussed: qualitative techniques, casual techniques, and time-series analysis.
While there are many global climate predictions available, forecasting environmental change at local and regional levels is still challenging.
Ansoff's firm belief was that these discontinuities could be "anticipated by available forecasting techniques" ([17] p. 22) – which is to say, if the firm were able to forecast temporal discontinuities between past and future it would let itself not be surprised by such discontinuities, whereas, indeed, the only thing that can be foreseen is the continuity of discontinuities.
