PROJECTED TIMEFRAME

Definition: An estimated period during which something is expected to take place or be completed.

Synonyms: Expected Duration, Anticipated Schedule, Planned Timeline, Estimated Period, Predicted Span

Usage Examples in Sentences

The film director outlined a production schedule to ensure the movie is completed within the projected timeframe.

A: Good morning, Sarah. I wanted to discuss the progress of our marketing campaign.B: Good morning, David. Of course, what specifically would you like to go over?A: I'd like to review the projected timeframe for the campaign rollout. Do we have any updates on that?B: Yes, I've been coordinating with the team, and based on our current progress, we're still on track to launch by the end of next month.A: That's great to hear. Are there any potential obstacles that might affect this projected timeframe?B: We've identified a few minor challenges, but nothing that should significantly delay our schedule. We're addressing them proactively to ensure a smooth rollout.A: Excellent. It's crucial that we stay on schedule to capitalize on the upcoming market trends. Let's continue to monitor the progress closely.

PROJECTED TIMEFRAME

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