The phrase "average projection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a typical or mean estimate of future outcomes, such as in finance, statistics, or forecasting.
Example: "The average projection for next quarter's sales indicates a steady growth compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "mean estimate" or "typical forecast".
Among 23 economists surveyed by Bloomberg, the average projection was for a drop of 1.9 percent.
The loss of 3 cents a share, excluding restructuring costs, matched the average projection from 18 estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
So a statement might say that sea levels will rise by "between 25cm and 68cm, with 50cm being the average projection, by 2072".
Globally, the average projection of the amount of recoverable gas represents about a century and a half's supply at current rates of consumption, the report noted.
The administration is predicting that the economy in this calendar year will grow by 4.7percentt, slightly more than the 4.5percentt growth that is the average projection of the top private economic forecasters.
Nordstrom, the luxury department-store chain based in Seattle, said net income declined 24percentto to $119 million, or 54 cents a share, exceeding the average projection in a Bloomberg survey by 5 cents.
Time-averaged images of pom1-fusions used average projections of 50 0.5 s frames over 25 s.
This result topped analysts' average projections of 14 cents a share.
That forecast, based on new modelling using long-term average projections on economic growth, population growth and energy use per person, points to a 2C rise by 2030.
Telephone equipment maker Tellabs tlab posted earnings of 52 cents per share in the first quarter, beating average projections of 49 cents per share.
Telephone equipment maker Tellabs tlab fell in tandem with other tech stocks after posting earnings of 52 cents per share in the first quarter, beating average projections of 49 cents per share.
