The phrase "a modest overhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing costs or expenses that are relatively low or reasonable in comparison to other expenses.
Example: "The project was successful due to careful budgeting, which allowed for a modest overhead that did not strain our resources."
Alternatives: "a reasonable overhead" or "a minimal overhead".
In other words, collective mapping enables navigation in an unmapped environment with only modest overhead.
Based on the performance evaluation, SPA is able to configure almost all types of policies of current popular Android applications with a modest performance overhead.
Moreover, we show that the proposed design incurs a modest area overhead of 8.1%, but the power consumption is reduced by 7.8% owing to fewer arbitration activities.
Moreover, we show that the proposed design incurs a modest area overhead of 8.1% but the power consumption is saved by 7.8% due to less arbitration activities.
The ATLAS system is now available for download along with a suite of applications including various data mining functions that have been coded in ATLAS' SQL, and execute with a modest performance overhead with respect to the same applications written in C/C++.
It has been shown in [12] that, including the modest overhead for such sorting operations, the SPNLMS algorithm achieves lower complexity than NLMS.
SHMC requires extra storage, modest computational overhead, and a reweighting step to obtain averages from the canonical ensemble.
And thanks to modest overheads - the pedestrian office, the single employee - almost all of the interest income converted into profit, making LuxCo1 and LuxCo2 among the most lucrative subsidiaries within the Icap empire.
PokerFace incurs modest overheads (< 8%) and moreover, does not require support from the cloud provider or changes to the hypervisor.
The management fee has historically provided the fund manager with a modest revenue stream to cover overhead costs pending the receipt of his first payment of carried interest.
