The phrase "a calculation about the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific calculation related to a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The scientist conducted a calculation about the effects of temperature on enzyme activity."
Alternatives: "a computation regarding the" or "an assessment concerning the".
Courtney said: "Crucially, teachers are looking at their working hours and they are making a calculation about the hourly rate they actually get.
Mr. Trump said his adviser had "forgot to say that the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the Russians and that the only Collusion was between Russia and Crooked H, the DNC and the Dems". The nation's intelligence agencies believe that it is not possible to make such a calculation about the election outcome.
But the district attorney's willingness to compromise on a life-without-parole sentence seemed a calculation about the difficulty of persuading the same 12 jurors to agree on capital punishment after they spent 10 days sifting evidence and acquitted Dr. Gosnell on one first-degree murder charge.
We also give a calculation about the effect of polarization angle φ on the reflection spectra, as shown in Fig. 7c.
for individuals" A calculation about the "Dependence of resolution on the sample size taken" gives theoretical values of the required sequence length for a certain set of sequences.
"You made a calculation about how much the crosswind would affect the flight of the ball," he said.
"They're making a calculation about what is the greater evil, and they've made a decision that letting the credit crisis exhaust itself is too big a risk".
When we decide to vote, we're not simply making a calculation about whether we like the candidates, or care about the issues at stake, or value the abstract idea of democracy.
He also needed to make a calculation about where he stood on the Wall Street bail-out.
There was a calculation about his play while his opposite number, Dan Biggar, gained little reward from taking risks.
He therefore labeled the observed fact that researchers pursued different approaches to the same problem as the division of cognitive labor and proposed a decision model that attributed the pursuit of a nonorthodox (maverick) research strategy to a rational calculation about the chances of a positive payoff.
