"model forecast" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when describing a prediction or projection that is based on current data or a model. For example, "The model forecast shows that we can expect a cold front to reach our area by Monday."
The FORECAST Climate model (Seely et al. 2015) was developed as an extension of the hybrid forest growth model FORECAST (Kimmins et al. 1999) created through the dynamic linkage of FORECAST with the stand-level hydrology model ForWaDy (Seely et al. 1997).
Left to itself, his model forecast 225,000 new jobs in April.
In India, their model forecast malaria incidence in particular regions with more than 70% sensitivity.
The authors argued that their model could be used to forecast future climate changes, but there's no reason to trust a model forecast if it can't accurately reproduce the past.
With one big exception: our model forecast that early voters had profiles that made them two percentage points more likely to vote than Election Day voters, whether there was an early option or not.
The model forecast that the three firms would never be able to agree on terms, and that the Marconi deal was the better option; when Bueno de Mesquita showed his analysis to the government heads, they agreed to permit the Marconi acquisition.
My model forecasts there'll be at least four more major news organizations with forecasting models come Election Day.
In 2010, the model forecasted a Republican gain of 45 seats per my calculation.
By 2050, 99% of seabirds will have plastic in them, Hardesty's computer model forecasts.
The model forecasts him for a 4.1 percentage points win in the national popular vote.
They typically sell shares of companies when the model forecasts falling returns over the next six to 12 months.
