The phrase "adopted in the estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is perceived or valued by a particular group or individual.
Example: "The new policy was adopted in the estimation of the board as a necessary step towards improvement."
Alternatives: "accepted in the view of" or "recognized in the opinion of".
As a result, the protein intake data from FAOSTAT is adopted in the estimation.
"No," "Slight," "Moderate," "Extensive," and "Complete" damage states for each building model type are adopted in the Damage Estimation Routine of the rapid response application.
Hence, the estimated and are adopted in the following estimation operation: (29).
Eight combinations of six, simple, independent parameters, including pan evaporation and average air temperature as atmospheric parameters, cumulative growth degree days (cGDD) and crop coefficient (Kc) as crop factors, and water deficit (WD) and irrigation depth (In) as crop stress factors, were adopted for the estimation of SWCs in the machine-learning models.
Similar standard methods as described in pot experiments were adopted for the estimation of agronomic and yield parameters at maturity and P contents from grain and straw samples (Olsen et al. 1954; Ryan et al. 2001).
However, the sequential method adopted in the latter study does not allow separate estimation of LF and HF gain, making it most sensitive for parasympathetic heart rate control.
The H∞ performance is adopted in the observer design to minimize the effect of the disturbance on the estimation error.
However, this practice has not been widely adopted in part due to difficulties in the estimation of distributional weights.
The Mori-Tanaka homogenization scheme is adopted in this investigation for the estimation of the effective material properties.
In the estimation of many labor experts, the UAW has merely adopted a pragmatic strategy, one that takes heed of the conditions it confronts: Instead of seeking higher wages -- an impossibility given the competition -- it is focused on preserving jobs by bringing wages down to the level of the so-called transplants, the foreign-owned factories taking root in many states.
