"projected usage" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are discussing anticipated usage or consumption. For example, "We projected the usage of the new product to reach 10,000 units in its first year."
Another finding is that all ten processes in our student corpus permit both projecting and non-projecting usage, but the latter prevails.
For fast and efficient progress in projects, usage of computer technology has been essential.
When factors indicate that an upswing in demand will occur, use that information to adjust the projected average daily usage.
The projected average daily usage can be used to determine how many units should be ordered and to create a workable schedule for recurring orders.
As we projected the low-usage rate of a high poverty group (inner-city Milwaukee) to higher usage rate of groups with lower poverty, the usage of these procedures is expected to be lower than what is actually observed.
200 million cell phones are projected by 2005 (worldwide usage is projected to grow to more than 800 million by 2005 from 600 million today).
A kitchen flow software system that helps centralize information about the system was deployed in 2007; combined with the new equipment, it helped further reduce costs for the company and its franchises by calculating projected sales and actual usage.
However, predictions suggest that worldwide fertilizer usage is projected to increase as the population increases (by 46%% to 8·9 billion people by 2050; Anon, 2004) and exerts an associated requirement for food.
FarmVille was a big hit, CityVille became even bigger and the gaming giant's newest game Empires & Allies is projected to surpass the monthly usage of CityVille and FarmVille.
Current and projected exponential increases in automobile usage in China, coupled with similar growth in industrial activity, are likely to produce continued increases in airborne particulates.
It is important to seriously consider that the cost for conducting too many out-of-focus projects including usage of specific detection technologies for 'targeted' or 'designer' drugs that repeatedly failed patients has increased 340 time in the last 10 years, while accomplished very little.
