"forecasted demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an estimate of the amount of a product or service that will be demanded in the future. For example, "The forecasted demand for cars in 2020 is higher than the current demand."
Adaptive simulated annealing genetic algorithm (ASAGA) is used for optimization algorithm to determine the types, times, and number of candidate units which meet forecasted demand within a pre-specified reliability criterion over the planning horizon from 2006 to 2025.
For the period 2015-17, forecastedemandnd exceeds offers of supply through UNICEF despite the return of one manufacturer from temporary suspension, increased award allocations, and procuring all available vaccine.
Had Kaufman properly forecast demand when he began work in 1930?
It means that E2E provision can expand to meet forecast demand, she said.
She would have had access to how actual shipments were matching up with previously forecast demand.
The new model may oblige distributors, with government help, to forecast demand, and to contract adequate new generating capacity.
"If you're able to reasonably forecast employment," he said, "you can forecast demand for hotel rooms".
The uncertainty has made it more difficult for media executives to forecast demand or what rates they can charge.
Regulators forecast demand and allow utilities to charge a price that would recoup their costs and earn a fixed return on the basis of that forecast.
Widening the most congested motorways would help to meet some of the existing and forecast demand while much-vaunted road-pricing schemes are developed.
But that knowledge has never been used to forecast demand for health services on a day-by-day basis.That is, until now.
