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"issue a forecast" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to officially release or publish a prediction or estimate for future events or outcomes. Example: The meteorologist issued a forecast for heavy rain and strong winds in the coming days.
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Compaq did not issue a forecast, but said it would do so when it officially reports earnings during the week after Oct. 12.
The OBR should continue to issue a forecast before and after a budget, so that the effect of policy decisions can be well understood.
For each tweet passing this filter we tentatively issue a forecast for the mentioned date.
While NOAA does not issue a forecast for how many storms will make landfall in the U.S., some factors suggest that the U.S. will run a higher risk of landfalling tropical storms and hurricanes this year than in 2012.
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Before each tournament game, we've issued a forecast of the likelihood of each team winning.
The company also issued a forecast for 2010 earnings that was consistent with Wall Street expectations.
But the market fell on Friday, after eBay issued a forecast that disappointed investors.
Micron Technology fell $1.05, or 8.9percentto to $10.74 after issuing a forecast that disappointed Wall Street.
It issued a forecast for full-year profits of more than €7bn; initial guidance had been "towards" €7bn.
For instance, the model is supposed to miss the final margin by about 6 points when it issues a forecast on Election Day.
On Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service issued a forecast that had the Mississippi cresting at Quincy the following Sunday at 31.5 feet — three feet above the record.
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