"projection figures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to numerical data or statistics that are used to estimate or predict future trends or outcomes. Example: The CEO presented the company's projection figures for the next quarter, showing a potential increase in sales and profits.
"Another benefit is with Bun-sgoil Taobh na Pàirce located nearby this presents an ideal educational opportunity for resources to be shared between primary and secondary GME". The latest school roll projection figures show that by 2021 James Gillespie's, which has a capacity of 1,300, is estimated to have 1,537 pupils.
Annual sex- and 1-year age-class-specific population projection figures in individuals aged ≥ 50 years were obtained from Statistics Sweden until the year 2050, with major shifts in population size and age distribution.
In contrast to the yield technology scenarios, Scenario 4, which reflects little/no yield gain from technological advancements, was developed using USDA long-term Projection figures that forecast corn yield increases at 2.0 bu/A through 2021 [ 35].
The meditative black-and-white 16mm projection "Figure 3" features flickers of primary color — a nod to structuralist film — and documents "artifacts" created in Sietsema's studio.
This caused a poor tumor-to-background contrast in the maximum intensity projection (Figure 3).
A more recent projection (Figure 5) shows slightly slower growth to just over 1.4 Mt in 2013, but the trend is still strongly positive.
In TASS, trees have a radially symmetrical potential crown shape with lateral crown expansion stopping at the points of contact, tessellating the plane on a horizontal projection (Figure 2a).
Accordingly, we labelled this latter behaviour relative self projection, whereas the projection to past, now or future points was labelled absolute self projection (Figure 1A).
Indeed, the double AI strain contained cells with two and three projections, whereas each individual alternative input induced zero or one projection (Figure 6C).
The maximum spread planar projection (Figure 1A) exhibits a prominent "U-shape" resulting from a bimodal distribution along the first dimension and a unimodal distribution along the second.
The following sections first describes cells innervating the mb lobes and/or the pedunculi (Figure 5), then those sending their branches onto the calyces (Figure 6A 6C), and finally the neurons that may have a limited mb projection (Figure 6D 6G).
