"market projection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a prediction or estimate of future market trends or conditions. Example: The company's market projection for the next quarter predicted a decrease in sales due to economic downturn.
But the unofficial market projection, known as the whisper number, was for earnings of 30 cents a share.
I'm not changing my 1,050 market projection yet, but we're getting there a helluva lot faster than I expected.
There are two stages: first, the research and market projection and the second, the creative graphic work.
Even AlterAction's sunniest market projection indicates that we'll have only 4 to 5 million EVs on the road by 2025 if we charge ahead at the current modest pace of growth.
Market projections seem to offer hope as well: Framingham, Mass.-based research firm International Data Corporation IDCC) projects that Linux will have a 4.7% share of the desktop OS market by 2003, up from 2.1% in 1998.
Then there's the question of what we're comparing the data against – labour market projections.
Scoping involves market projections and analysis of the technical advantages of the product.
The market projections for these technologies suggest a multifold increase in their commercial potential over the next five years.
This is especially evident in nanotechnology market projections, which rose dramatically over the past five years as more traditional "product families" were engulfed by the expanding use of the term.
In general, the cloud market continues to grow, according to Synergy's latest reports (which is in line with other market projections).
Keeping in mind you should take market projections with a grain of salt, this is undoubtedly a big market and one that Oracle and Microsoft have also targeted.
