The phrase "act estimates" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of the intended phrase.
Example: "The project manager provided the act estimates for the upcoming budget review."
Alternatives: "action estimates" or "activity estimates".
The Congressional Budget Office dramatically scaled back its estimates about a key part of the Affordable Care Act — estimates that helped derail the push the repeal the law.
Jonathan Gruber, a health economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who played a role in shaping the Affordable Care Act, estimates 12 million people are currently covered by policies bought on the individual market.
Almost 3.5 million individuals are eligible to vote under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, estimates the Federal Voting Assistance Program, the Defense Department organization that assists these voters.
HIV transmission probabilities are per act estimates and are based on the published literature [12].
The government's own impact assessment of the Welfare Reform Act estimated that as many as 56,000 households would be affected, losing on average around £93 a week.
14 A report compiled investigating the financial impact of the FOI Act estimated that over £24 million was spent by the central government on FOI requests in 2006.
For instance, a USEPA analysis of the Clean Air Act estimated a value of $100 billion annually for reduced premature mortality out of $120 billion in total benefits, compared to costs of approximately $20 billion [ 7].
Interviews conducted with military personnel who have performed such acts, estimate that a number of the aggressions are committed in relation to individual motivations as well as frustrations related to the environment of war, poverty and conflict [ 16, 20].
Three months ago, Anheuser-Busch went a step further and announced it would purchase 100% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2025 — an act it estimates will make it the largest corporate direct purchaser of renewable electricity in the global consumer goods sector.
Although Ms. Diller used writers to help create her act, she estimated that she wrote 75 percent of the jokes herself.
ACT officials estimate that 59percentt of all high school graduates in 2015 took their test, up from 47percentt five years earlier and 40percentt a decade ago.
