produce a forecast

Frequency: 6.78.9 per million words

To create or generate a forecast, often in a formal or official capacity.

forecastVERB + NOUN

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produce

Examples (10)

  • The meteorological office will produce a detailed forecast by 6 a.m.
  • Our finance team produced a conservative revenue forecast last quarter.
  • Can you produce an accurate sales forecast for the board meeting?
  • Analysts are producing a long-term economic forecast this week.
  • The model has produced a revised inflation forecast after new data arrived.
  • Please produce an official weather forecast for the coastal region.
  • Startups often fail to produce a reliable cash-flow forecast in the first year.
  • Before we invest, the bank should produce a risk-adjusted profit forecast.
  • A short-term market forecast was produced overnight using machine-learning techniques.
  • By Monday, she will have produced a detailed growth forecast for the next quarter.