The phrase "able to be estimated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the feasibility of determining a value or quantity through estimation.
Example: "The total cost of the project is able to be estimated based on the initial budget and resources available."
Alternatives: "can be estimated" or "is subject to estimation".
Parameters in the model that are not identifiable, i.e., not able to be estimated, pose challenges during the estimation step, leading to both imprecise parameter estimation and misleading conclusions or failure of the modeling process.
A new fault estimation scheme is presented for the LPV MJS, where a novel min max regulator (MMR) based on the Cholesky decomposition technique is designed to adjust the parameters in the fault estimator so that the states, actuator and sensor faults are able to be estimated simultaneously with good accuracy.
MD is adopted as MJ only when MD is able to be estimated.
Therefore, the CQI is no longer able to be estimated accurately at each user.
To the limited extent interactions were able to be estimated, their relative contribution to the model was small.
Utilising excellent pre-eruption records, the magnitude of the impacts were able to be estimated and needs assessed to facilitate central government aid.
Hence, the Root-MUSIC algorithm is still able to be performed to estimate the elevation angle.
Indeed, it needed only four days to be able to consistently estimate the final status curve.
Because of the depth at which the materials were found, about 12 feet, they were able to estimate that they were deposited into the Earth from 1955 to 1970.
We may not be able to accurately estimate this parameter until HIVST is more widely available.
Once you understand how your competitors fit into the market, you should be able to estimate how you'll be able to fit in.
