"projected capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an estimated or predicted level of production, sales, or output. For example, "The company has a projected capacity of 10,000 items per month."
As 2010 dawned, Kiev had hotel accommodation for a mere 17,000 – not enough to house even a third of the new Olympiyskiy's projected capacity.
This figure compares with the 1,900,000-kilowatt projected capacity of the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River in the United States.
Power Projects In 2005, the government decided to develop several "ultra-mega" power projects with a projected capacity of around 4,000 megawatts at a cost of up to 200 billion rupees each.
The headline item, undoubtedly, was the detail that the architect, Populous, had finessed the original design by KSS architects as part of what is known as the peer review process, to bump up the projected capacity from 56,250 to 61,000.
Mecca and Medina in numbers 12m The number of people who visit Mecca and Medina every year 3.4m The number of Muslims expected to perform Hajj (pilgrimage) this year 600,000 The current capacity of the Masjid an-Nabawi mosque 1.6m The projected capacity of the mosque after expansion.
It will have a total of nine lines, with the first one alone having a projected capacity of 1.5m people.
"We kept running into a bottleneck, I was running a chunk of the search team [at the time] and I had to project capacity out to 6-9 months.
The total projected hydroelectric capacity is 10,300 megawatts, making the facility one of the largest in the world.
Figure 7a c show the projected generation capacity, electricity generated, and emission from the energy/technology mix in the WAPP stock.
"The Inga project capacity is almost double China's Three Gorges dam – currently the world's largest hydroelectric project producing 22,500 MW," said Isaac Kalua, founder of Nairobi based environmental group Green Africa Foundation.
But because about a quarter of the Pickens project capacity will come online by 2011, two years before the Texas lines are fully ready, "we will move forward with plans to build our own transmission," he said.
