The phrase "a central estimated" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of words that does not form a coherent expression. An example could be: "The report provided a central estimated value for the project costs."
Alternatives: "a central estimate" or "a primary estimate."
It is standard engineering practice to attach an estimate of error or uncertainty to a central estimate – to provide only a central estimate can be highly misleading.
It gives a "central estimate" of £2.4bn net lost and a "best-case scenario" of £1.3bn lost.
The £4,300 per [household], the 6% shock to GDP, is a central estimate based on one of the models".
The new study makes a "central estimate" of the more immediate impact if Britain negotiates a bilateral agreement with the EU within two years.
The paper by Drs Forster and Gregory found a central estimate of 1.6°C for equilibrium sensitivity, with a 95% likelihood of a 1.0-4.1°C 1.0-4.1°C
The documents says: "The Treasury estimates that UK GDP would be between 5.4% and 9.5% of GDP lower after 15 years if we left the EU with no successor arrangement, with a central estimate of 7.5%.
The report also assesses the proportion of the health problems attributable to EDCs, with a central estimate of 20%, leading to a conclusion that the male reproductive health problems cost the EU €592m (£470m) a year.
In 2011, the International Hydro Power Association (IHA) estimated that pumped hydro storage capacity to be between 120 and 150 GW (IRENA 2012) with a central estimate of 136 GW.
Last year, a report for the government by the British Geological Survey estimated that the region may have shale oil resources in the range of 2.2-to-8.5 2.2-to-8.5 2.2-to-8.5 a central estimate of 4.4 billion barrels of oil.
This represents a central estimate of values measured by bromodeoxyuridine labeling in human tumors (Terry et al. 1995; Tsang et al. 1995; Bolger et al. 1996; Bourhis et al. 1996).
