The phrase "a more recent estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an updated or newer calculation or assessment of a particular value or situation.
Example: "According to a more recent estimate, the population of the city has increased by 10% over the last year."
Alternatives: "a newer estimate" or "a later estimate".
A more recent estimate by the Registrar General said that there might be 3,500,000 coloured immigrants by 1985.
A more recent estimate from South Korean newspaper Chosun Daily put the figure higher, at as much as $300,000.
Mr. Reid's office said a more recent estimate showed the bill would increase future deficits by about $36 billion.
A more recent estimate based on mid-1990's data by the F.D.A. put the average trans fat consumption by adults at 5.8 grams a day.
"At an earlier time perhaps even six months ago, we were concerned almost entirely about young men, but in a more recent estimate by the national security agencies suggests that a growing number of young women are travelling to participate in that fighting as well," he said.
Earl Butz, Nixon's Secretary of Agriculture, was despised by organic farmers, but he might not have been wrong when he said, in 1971, that if America returned to organic methods "someone must decide which fifty million of our people will starve!" According to a more recent estimate, if synthetic fertilizers suddenly disappeared from the face of the earth, about two billion people would perish.
This found an even more recent estimate of divergence time (15 75 kya).
Mr. Coen's more recent estimate of 1998 ad spending would represent an increase of 6.2percentt from the $186.8 billion that he predicted was spent in 1997.
A more recent annual estimate of shigellosis throughout the world was estimated to be 90 million incidences and 108,000 deaths [ 11].
Furthermore, to provide a more recent cost estimate, the daily costs and annual costs were also estimated using more recent (2004) antipsychotic drug prices.
One colony in Pennsylvania was once estimated to be as many as 13,000 years old; more recent estimates have an upper bound of about 8,000 years, which would make it the oldest woody plant east of the Rocky Mountains.
