The phrase "meet projections" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or planning when discussing whether actual results align with expected outcomes.
Example: "The company's quarterly earnings were impressive, as they managed to meet projections despite market challenges."
Alternatives: "align with forecasts" or "match expectations."
But its stock fell more than 10percentt after it said it would not meet projections for the year.
If wells were dying off faster than predicted, how many new wells would need to be drilled to meet projections?
The big truck has sold briskly even in a year of spiking gasoline prices, and is on track to meet projections of 25,000 sales this year.
As part of the budget passed in June, more cuts will take effect if revenues do not meet projections, which seems likely.
"Right now," said Virginia Painter, a spokeswoman for Washington State Parks, which has seen revenue from the new vehicle registration donations fail to meet projections, "we're hanging on".
Even if new revenues and income from investment of its reserves meet projections, spending will probably drop steadily, Dr. Healton said, from perhaps $90 million in the near future to as little as $35 million by 2009.
Gores, a closely held buyout firm, may pay an additional $2 million if the business meets projections, he said.
While sales of the new products have met projections, they merely replaced those of the other items that previously occupied the selling space.
WorldCom will offer no short-term earnings projections, so executives will have less incentive to fudge accounting in order to meet those projections.
By forcing companies to disclose more information about their internal growth projections, the S.E.C. risks creating an environment where companies face even heavier pressure to meet those projections.
Also today, two other technology companies, Xilinx Inc. and the LSI Corporation, disclosed that earnings would not meet earlier projections.
