"planned capacity" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "We are hopeful that the planned capacity of the facility will be achieved by the end of the year."
Initial planned capacity will be 400,000 units per year.
District 24, which includes Maspeth, is at the top of the list; its 37,000 elementary and middle school students exceed the district's planned capacity by 20percentt.
Despite the planned capacity cut in the fourth quarter, Northwest still expects to finish the year with 1.5percentt more flights and routes than 2007.
The first is that without proper controls the population may grow beyond the country's planned capacity to feed itself (1.5 billion people by the year 2033).
Due for completion in 2018, with a planned capacity of 63bcm, it has already fallen foul of EU competition rules, and EU disapproval could effectively scupper it.
That in turn has forced huge, rapid cuts in actual and planned capacity, which could stabilise prices faster than in past downturns.
San Jose is "operationally a very reliable airport," said Martin Pritchard, who plans capacity at Southwest.
Nissan is planning capacity to build 150,000 cars a year in Tennessee.
Writing in Ars Technical, Casey Johnston reports on how the mathematics of text messaging might help mobile phone networks plan capacity.
Designing, planning capacity deployment, and operating such system can be challenging, and require significant capital investments for companies and cities.
The results reveal significantly improved planning capacity in the experimental group versus the control group after the 12 intervention sessions.
