The phrase "a satisfactory estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or acceptability of a calculated or assessed value in various contexts, such as research, finance, or project management.
Example: "The team provided a satisfactory estimation of the project's costs, which helped us secure the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "an acceptable assessment of" or "a reliable evaluation of".
Results of these data analyses showed that peNDF> 1.18 provided a satisfactory estimation of the mean ruminal pH (R2 = 0.67) and NDF digestibility (R2 = 0.56).
The analytical model based on spring theory resulted in a satisfactory estimation of bending stress for most cases and is recommended as a tool for the basic design of the helical armor wire structures in flexible pipes.
This method is emphasized in a typical scenario, namely a daylight air-to-ground full-frontal attack by a generic combat aircraft flying at low altitude, and gives a satisfactory estimation of the infrared signature dispersion with less than 10,000 samples.
Treatment of results with this model yielded a satisfactory estimation of the parameters involved in the kinetics governing the thermally activated dissolution process effected by the electrolyte on either the pore wall oxide during anodization or on the oxide in an open circuit.
According to Garcı́a & González (2004), a satisfactory estimation of the number of neurons M may be carried out by using the heuristic Eq. (1): M=5sqrt{N} (1). in which N is the total number of samples in the calibration data set.
To generate a satisfactory estimation of these densities at least 1.000 samples are required.
Thus, these item thresholds ranges cover 91.67 %, 88.75 %, 72.92 % of respondents for respective domain, indicating that the SGRQ provided a satisfactory estimation for most patients in this study.
In this paper, a novel experiment design approach (DE-OMBRE) is presented, where a model updating policy including disturbance estimation (DE) is embedded within an OMBRE strategy in order to achieve a statistically satisfactory estimation of the model parameters as well as to estimate the possible discrepancy between the real system and the model being identified.
In this paper, a disturbance estimation approach is exploited within an OMBRE framework (DEOMBRE) in order to achieve a statistically satisfactory estimation of the model parameters, thus avoiding (or reducing) constraint violations even in the presence of systematic modelling errors.
Figure 6 clearly shows that the proposed method is capable of providing a satisfactory estimation performance also in the presence of babble noise at a very low level of SNR. Figure 6 Estimation results for a natural speech phoneme /a/ in the presence of a multitalker babble noise at dB.
In this paper a novel design criterion is formulated by optimising a continuous measurement of the Fisher information matrix, with the purpose of reaching a statistically satisfactory estimation of model parameters in the easiest and quickest way.
