The phrase "performance forecast" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a prediction or estimation of the expected performance of a person, industrial process, organization, team, etc. For example, "The company released a performance forecast for the third quarter of the year."
An article on Oct. 4 about Hewlett-Packard's business performance forecast misstated projections for revenue declines at the company.
For fairly common risks poor supplier performance, forecast errors, transportation breakdowns the traditional methods work quite well.
Ian Whittaker, an analyst at Liberum, noted that Taurel was due to start before Pearson publishes its January trading update which could be crucial if the company fails to hit its revised performance forecast.
For common supply-chain disruptions poor supplier performance, forecast errors, transportation breakdowns, and so on those methods work very well, using historical data to quantify the level of risk.
CO2 diffusion in oil-saturated porous media with low permeability is of great importance for the project design, risk assessment, and performance forecast of carbon capture and storage (CCS) or enhanced oil recovery (EOR).
Building energy performance forecasting is a well-known challenge.
In this paper, a new approach is presented which allows for improving these performance forecasts.
Due to intricate flow characteristics, performance forecasts of those wells highly depend on numerical simulators.
Inference analysis using genetic algorithms contributes to the performance forecasting and decision support for improving reverse logistic efficiency.
Performance forecasting is the precondition for the optimal design and energy-saving operation of air-conditioning systems.
(3) How to incorporate the impacts of the leading indicators on a lagging outcome into performance forecasting?
