The phrase "a simple estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a straightforward calculation or assessment of a particular value or quantity.
Example: "The report provides a simple estimation of the project's overall costs based on initial data."
Alternatives: "a basic assessment of" or "a straightforward calculation of".
These ignition limits were also validated by a simple estimation of chemical reaction and residence times.
The suggested model enables a simple estimation of ADC nonlinearity errors from fast ADC tests without the needs of the high accuracy of instrumentation required by the standardised test methods.
A simple estimation of the molar ratio of hydrophilic and hydrophobic sections (nH/nL) is proposed to predict the final mesostructures of ordered mesoporous carbons, in which the hydrophobic blocks of copolymers contribute the nL value, and hydrophilic sections and water-soluble phenolic resins contribute the nH value.
The nonlinear absorber is attached to a shaker which is operated such that the shaker works in its mass-controlled regime, which means that the shaker dynamics, which are also included in the measurement, are considerably simplified, which facilitates a simple estimation of the absorber properties.
Inequality (1.3) can be regarded as a simple estimation of the value of the gamma function.
The device characteristics found in the tunnel transistor configuration are determined by the particular geometry of the buried triple-gate structure, consistent with a simple estimation of the expected off-state behavior.
If (f z)) is a polynomial solution of (1.2) with (deg f geq d), then by a simple estimation on both sides of (1.2), we have (rho(f^{ k)}+A_{k-1}f^{ k-1)}+A_{k-1}f^{ k-1rho(F)
The theory of Markov chains permits a relatively simple estimation of the long-term probabilities of finding a certain amount of deposit on an electrode surface, when some details of the electrode reaction mechanism are not known.
The Euclidean distance is averaged to provide a simple estimation given the existence of missing correlations (due to the missing value problem).
A relatively simple estimation of potential reimbursement cost for effective intraoperative visualization is the (% occurrence of failure) x (the average costs of follow up e.g. repeat surgery).
A rather simple estimation of computation time required, based on single term calculations and some preliminary two-term calculation runs, indicated that the time to compute search strategies using all of the available terms and an arbitrary limit on the number of terms in combinations, could amount to literally hundreds of years of computing time with equipment available at the time.
