The phrase "a systematic underestimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent or methodical failure to accurately assess or value something.
Example: "The report revealed a systematic underestimation of the project's potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "a consistent undervaluation of" or "a methodical misjudgment of".
However, the relaxation of point-wise-in-time constraints, inherent to ELOC, will introduce a systematic underestimation of operating costs.
However, the present note shows theoretically, as well as with a numerical illustration, that existing empirical applications of the lambda model imply a systematic underestimation of this fraction.
A systematic underestimation of direct irradiance has been observed during the dryer seasons that could be attributed to an overestimation of the aerosol optical depth input to the model.
The 5R1C model was, however, unable to follow the thermal response of the buildings during the cooling season, which in turn implied a systematic underestimation of the cooling peak load.
We acknowledge that this can lead to a systematic underestimation of diameter at breast height (DBH).
A systematic underestimation of the recovered activity, both for the tumor insert and for the liver background, was found.
In contrast, a systematic underestimation involves the danger of not irradiating the entire tumor and thus enhances the chances for relapse.
These findings were due to a larger systematic underestimation of weight among girls who were not weighed recently (−1.02 kg, p < 0.0001) and among girls with low recall ability for weight (−0.99 kg, p = 0.0024).
"It shows an almost systematic underestimation of values and an overestimation of costs," he says.
We observed a systematic underestimation (-0.28 L/minute, P < 0.05) of cardiac output by the HCP in the range below 2 L/minute, as can be seen from the regression line in Figure 1.
However, in many studies, the contribution of electrostriction is estimated using an oversimplified equation, leading to a systematic underestimation.
