"cost forecast" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an estimation or prediction of the expected expenses or expenses of a project, event, or plan. Example: The company's cost forecast for the upcoming year shows a significant increase in production costs due to rising raw material prices.
Over 3m current Chilean workers may eventually claim this, at a cost forecast to reach 1.2% of GDP by 2030.
The cost forecast for gas has not changed, while for nuclear it has increased," the NAO said.
Since the PV is not precise, mathematical models are used to obtain a final cost forecast and control the project.
In its 2003 business-travel cost forecast, the trade group predicts an overall increase of 5percentt in business-travel costs.
The company lifted its full-year earnings guidance to $2.97 to $3.02 a share on a better commodity and energy cost forecast.
[A1.] Dire Heating Cost Forecast Spurs Consumer Action People who have been stunned by predictions of the skyrocketing cost of natural gas this winter are taking actions ranging from procuring alternative fuel sources to tightening their budgets.
In view of characteristic of the highway construction cost forecasting and insufficiency of the existing forecasting model, highway construction cost forecasting model is constructed based on the GEP.
According to figures released today, the ODA has achieved a £179m reduction in overall cost forecasts.
Network Rail will spend an extra £2.5bn to deliver those projects and others promised in its five-year programme, which was jeopardised by overspending and inaccurate cost forecasts.
The processing routes commonly used to produce composite parts are then discussed, with reference to cost forecasting, life cycle engineering, and developing technologies.
In order to obtain adequate development project cost forecasts, the future production volumes from the target reservoirs need to be estimated.
