The phrase "adjust estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of modifying or recalibrating numerical predictions or assessments based on new information or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the latest data, we need to adjust estimates for the project's budget and timeline."
Alternatives: "revise projections" or "modify calculations."
So, the criterion given in (3) requires that we adjust estimates ({hat {y}_{k|k}}) such that the ratio of the estimation-error energy (numerator) to the energy of the uncertainties (denominator) does not exceed η 2. When this criterion is satisfied, we say that bounded disturbance energies induce bounded estimation-error energies, and therefore, the obtained estimates are robust.
Experimenters often use post-stratification to adjust estimates.
We estimated density of 17 species with ⩾50 detections using distance-based models, which adjust estimates by the detection probability.
Observational studies typically use multivariate analytical approaches, using maximum likelihood based modelling methods to try to adjust estimates of relative risk for these biases.
Birth population studies that are unable to extensively manually review probabilistic linkages should consider quantifying the impact of mismatches within the probabilistic linkages, and adjust estimates accordingly.
Specific objectives are to (1) estimate belowground C stocks by employing individual tree- and stand-level methodologies, (2) adjust estimates of belowground C stocks by combining allometric and climate-derived approaches using current and projected climate attributes, and (3) compare alternative estimation approaches for belowground C stocks for future application in the US NGHGI.
The lessor may adjust estimated values quoted in trade publications if the lessor reasonably believes based on its experience that the values are understated or overstated.
On the other hand, the weighted median filter was employed to adjust estimated MVs[4, 7].
Act now to adjust estimated quarterly payments or withholdings.
If a study reported both unadjusted and adjusted estimates controlling for covariates, we used the adjusted estimates.
Differences between crude and adjusted HR estimates were minimal and we present only the adjusted estimates.
