Projected outlook is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when discussing the expected performance of a particular business or organization. For example, "Despite a difficult economic climate, the company's projected outlook is positive."
This article analyzes the progress of Industrial Engineering in Peru, the relationship to major trends in Europe and North America, and the projected outlook for the future.
As a consequence, the Committee has revised down its projected outlook for inflation which, at prevailing market interest rates, contains a substantial risk of undershooting the inflation target.
They also looked at their revenue growth and projected fiscal outlook. .
On Wednesday, Hewlett-Packard, that other stalwart of enterprise hardware, also reported lower earnings, and also projected a lower outlook for both the quarter and the year.
On its second-quarter conference call, Merrill and Mr. O'Neal projected a sunny outlook, promoting the firm's risk management practices.
Deloitte's Arab Media Outlook projected growth in digital advertising spending in the region of 35 percent a year over the next three years, generating about $580 million across the region by 2015.
Nevertheless, it booked the payout as a charge (which it claimed against taxes), pushing it to a net loss in the latest quarter.Fracking on topThe International Energy Agency's annual outlook projected that global energy demand will rise by a third to 2035, as India and South-East Asia "take the lead in driving consumption higher" while demand stays flat in rich countries.
Shares in Posco plunged 8.5%, to 354,500 won ($286.10), after it projected a tougher outlook for the fourth-quarter.
But there were philosophical as well as literary reasons for this choice, and this takes us into the question of the outlook projected by the poem.
TechnoBuffalo's Todd Haselton put it well this morning: "In its Q4 2013 earnings, HTC projected a poor outlook for the first quarter of this year, with a projected revenue of NT$34 billion and NT$36 billion.
With Moody's also downgrading its projections for July and August, the latest outlook revises the projected average monthly job growth for the six-month period before the presidential election to 149,000, from last week's 157,000.
