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Common collocations with projection in American Collocation

projection noun

US /prəˈdʒekʃ(ə)n/

in the future

forward
future
long-term

The falling birth rate is also reflected in the future projection of the number of children under 16.

based on good evidence

accurate
detailed
realistic

The Chairman insisted on the importance of making realistic cost projections.

too confident

optimistic

Growth rates have exceeded our most optimistic projections.

types of projection

demographic
economic
financial
fiscal

It may prove impossible to meet the financial projections.

cash flow
growth
income
population
revenue
spending

She prepared a business plan including cash flow projections for a full year.

make a projection

make
outline
prepare
produce

Starting with population data from 1650 to the present day, projections are made for the future.

base a projection on something

base on something

All projections are based on a set of assumptions.

make changes to a projection

revise
update

The company has revised downwards its market growth projection.

be greater than a projection

exceed

The report states that last year market growth exceeded all projections.