The phrase "a time estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an approximate calculation of the duration required to complete a task or project.
Example: "Before we begin the project, I need a time estimation to plan our resources effectively."
Alternatives: "a time assessment" or "a time projection".
Replicating an earlier event-related potential (ERP) study, which showed an error feedback negativity that was modeled as having an ACC generator, we used event-related fMRI to investigate whether the ACC would differentiate between correct and incorrect feedback stimuli in a time estimation task.
A modified version of a time estimation task (Miltner et al., 1997) was used as experimental paradigm (Fig. 1).
Experiment 1 comprised of a time estimation paradigm where the explicit and assigned feedback stimuli were presented randomly mixed.
Experiment 2 comprised of a time estimation paradigm where the explicit and assigned feedback stimuli were presented block-wise.
EEG was recorded in three experiments while participants performed a time estimation task and received two different types of performance feedback.
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), van der Veen et al. (2011) administered a time estimation task (Miltner et al., 1997) and used either emotional faces or verbal statements as feedback stimuli – with feedback type being randomly varied across the experiment.
We assessed timing in two different experiments: a time-estimation (TE) and a time-discrimination (TD) task.
Multi-channel EEG was collected while healthy female volunteers performed a time-estimation task and received negative or positive feedback in form of signs or emotional faces.
Using a time-estimation task, Tsukamoto et al. [ 2] found that true performance feedback elicited stronger hemodynamic responses in the striatum, thalamus, and insular cortex than randomized feedback, which was not related to the participants' time estimation performance in the task.
This paper presents a travel time estimation model for a high-level picker-to-part system with the considerations of class-based storage policy and various routing policies.
A recent study applied a similar time estimation task using faces and meaningless symbols (x and o) as feedback stimuli in a block design (Schulreich et al., 2013).
