The phrase "a concrete estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express a specific and clear assessment or evaluation of something.
Example: "The project manager provided a concrete estimation of the costs involved in the new initiative."
Alternatives: "a precise assessment of" or "a definite evaluation of".
Corollary D.1, which comes from Theorem 4.2, gives a concrete estimation of the embedding constant from (H^{1} (Omega )) to (L^{p}(Omega)) under suitable assumptions for Ω and p. For given (nin {2,3,dots }), let p be a real number such that (pin(n/ n-1),2n/ n-1))) if (ngeq3) and (pin(n/ n-1),in/ n-1 if (n=2),inftyset (q=np/(n+p)).
Not to speak of the concrete estimation of the amounts of relevant produce from contaminated parts of Europe and Asia actually processed and consumed in Cuba.
A quantitative estimation of concrete pumping needs understanding of the mechanism of concrete flow inside a pumping pipe.
The development of technologies capable of obtaining a quantitative estimation of concrete pumping allowed us to predict the flow rate based on given values of concrete mixture, pumping height or distance, and pumping pressure.
A concrete evaluation of these levels is required.
The methodology is illustrated through application to a four-storey moment-frame concrete building for estimation of life-cycle repair cost.
Consider a concrete drawing θ of N in the plane.
The rotated crack conjugated to a fine mesh in the vicinity of the GFRP-to-concrete stress led to a very good estimation of the bond stresses along the interface.
In conclusion, the back-propagation neural networks include the influence of multiple factors such as the composition of concrete constituents and the temperature and water content of the concrete in the estimation of the TCC.
The Interpublic Group of Companies, a marketing-services company, made a similar estimation of Barbour's capacities.
