"projected estimate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an estimation of what something will be at some point in the future. For example: "Based on current trends, our projected estimate for next quarter's revenue is $950,000."
On Thursday, Mr. Kerry will attend a fund-raiser at the National Building Museum here, an event that is expected to raise $10 million for the Democratic National Committee, twice the projected estimate of just one week ago.
The weak underlying data in the report on third-quarter performance prompted Maury Harris, chief United States economist at UBS, to cut his projected estimate of fourth-quarter growth to 1 percent from 1.6 percent.
In 1990 there were approximately 1.7 million proximal femoral fractures worldwide and the projected estimate for 2050 approaches 6.3 million [20].
The incidence of severe sepsis has increased over time and the projected estimate is increased by 1.5%% ever year due to number of reasons [1 3].
For removing outliers in the data, the Lorentzian error norm is used for measuring the difference between the projected estimate of the high-resolution image and each low-resolution image.
In this article, the proposed adaptive location-tracking approach is formulated as a filtering problem in terms of the state space model, where the prediction phase projects the current state estimate ahead of the sampling time, and the correction phase adjusts the projected estimate by the actual measurement at that time.
The club also needs to pay for pool, elevator and interior repairs "within projected estimates" and to pay its monthly mortgage bills.
That, too, falls below projected estimates of $663 million for 2016 from those leaked documents.
Projected estimates of HIV/AIDS prevalence for 2010 are 4.4% for Harari and 5.7% for Dire Dawa [23].
Population denominators for 2010 were projected estimates.
These numbers are close to the projected estimates.
