The phrase "acceptable estimation of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reasonable or satisfactory assessment of something, often in contexts like research, statistics, or project planning.
Example: "The acceptable estimation of the project's budget will help us allocate resources effectively."
Alternatives: "reasonable assessment of the" or "satisfactory evaluation of the".
This agreement showed that the central composite design model could ideally make an acceptable estimation of the process.
The relevant data from this process are then introduced in a full field representation that leads to an acceptable estimation of the discontinuous strain field.
The digital simulation results have demonstrated that the (P−ω) method cannot produce an acceptable estimation of the instantaneous engine friction torque in spite of filtering the actual angular motion of the crankshaft.
Simplifications of the general scaling rule are presented, highlighting conditions under which the current standard practice could provide a correct an acceptable estimation of the relative fatigue damage accumulation.
The latter was validated for an independent data set which performed an acceptable estimation of biomass in comparison with the biomass measured by HPLC (R2=0.93).
With the aim of showing an acceptable estimation of fired clay bricks properties, when wastes are added, this paper summarizes raw materials characterization and methods of most cited papers.
In the case of failure in sensor fusion systems of AHUs, full-order observers can be used as the supportive tool to provide an acceptable estimation of state variables.
Here, we used respiratory inductive plethysmography, which has been previously used by several authors, and has shown to provide an acceptable estimation of tidal volume.
First, Frederic Michard reported the limitations of dilution methods may lead to an underestimation of EVLW in large pulmonary vascular obstruction, focal lung injury, and lung resection, but dilution methods remains an easy and clinically acceptable estimation of EVLW in most critically ill patients, including those with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) [31].
This study demonstrates that sidestream CO2 monitoring can provide an acceptable estimation of PaCO2 in infants with varying degrees of tachypnea.
MDRD has been reported to be more accurate in provide more acceptable estimation of GFR than GC equation in patients with GFR < 60 min/1.73 m2 [ 15].
