The phrase "a range of estimates from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various predictions or calculations that originate from a specific source or dataset.
Example: "The report provided a range of estimates from different analysts regarding the project's potential costs."
Alternatives: "a variety of estimates from" or "a spectrum of estimates from".
So we provide a range of estimates, from optimistic to pessimistic.
It remains poorly constrained, however, with a range of estimates from 0.85 to 1.4 (refs 4, 7,8,9,10).
If carbon emissions double from pre-industrial levels, the world might warm by 1.9 ° C, which is on the low end of a range of estimates from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Estimates from the individual models show a range of estimates from 1.3 to >2 h.
Alteration of the discount rate and age weight leads to a range of estimates, from 814,934 DALYs(3,0) to 828,722 DALYs(3,1) to 1,557,121 DALYs(0,0).
For the frequency of beneficials, one can simply calculate the percentage of MA lines that are significantly different from the ancestor (Table 3), which gives a range of estimates for P from 0 to 28% across the eight fitness components.
A range of estimates of M are available from the different approaches.
The studies cited in Table 2 provide a range of estimates of the job creation potential from Proposition 39 investments.
Results: Different combinations of methodological choices produced a range of estimates of national O3-related mortality from roughly 600 deaths avoided as a result of climate change to 2,500 deaths attributable to climate change (although the large majority produced increases in mortality).
A range of estimates have been produced based on data from various sources all of which have limitations which render estimates produced debatable.
Both times, Chambers said he expects "a wider range of estimates" from analysts, a phrase analysts have interpreted as meaning a lower range.
