The phrase "a balanced estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an assessment or evaluation that takes into account various factors to provide a fair and impartial judgment.
Example: "After reviewing all the data, we arrived at a balanced estimation of the project's potential success."
Alternatives: "a fair assessment" or "an objective evaluation."
Thus, optimized rates of Ks per year should be applied for balanced estimation of coalescence times to each case of comparison: soybean-soybean, soybean- Medicago or Medicago- Medicago.
Without a balanced design, the estimation of the variance components upon which generalizability studies are based can be extremely complex and often without a clear solution [ 3].
This is the last step in the estimation of a balanced, macro-consistent, and largely disaggregated SAM that captures the economic structure of the country in an updated way and with a significant degree of detail.
Our estimation used a balanced panel which also considered attrition effects.
A company's responsibility to investors and shareholders requires a balanced and auditable approach to reserves estimation and reporting.
SUIT provides a balanced congestion level via its efficient fuzzy logic-based congestion estimation technique.
The remaining two-thirds of indirect estimation is based on all eight adjacent edges in a balanced way.
Finally, concerning the opportunity to use a balanced dataset for training, experiments evidenced that balanced dataset led to an average correct estimation (taking into account all the possible descriptors with no data scaling) of 93.7 % in the case of balanced dataset and 91.0 % in the case of unbalanced dataset.
A dynamic random effects bivariate panel probit model was used for the estimation over a period for 17 years from 1992 to 2008 for Great Britain with a balanced panel.
"If the BBC were covering, in my estimation, any referendum, in any democracy, anywhere in the world, they would cover it impeccably, in a balanced fashion.
