"alternative estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to estimates that are different from the original estimate, or when referring to options or alternatives that could be used to estimate something. For example, "The company used alternative estimates when calculating the cost of the project."
In the Pareto (I) case, a variety of alternative estimates are available including best unbiased estimates.
Given that differential selection for the participant and comparison cases may cause bias in matching estimates, difference-in-difference methods provide useful alternative estimates.
Alternative estimates have placed contract cheating prevalence rates close to 1% (Maxwell, Curtis, & Vardanega, 2006) and as high as 7.9% (Zafarghandi, Khoshroo, & Barkat, 2012).
Append u x,y) to the list of alternative estimates, s x,y); calculate the mean value, μ, of thus formed list; set v x,y) = μ. .
We previously presented two alternative estimates to provide context and points of comparison for our estimates: FIA-predicted biomass [12] and Jenkins et al. [13] general biomass equations.
And third, the differences in the alternative estimates are most evident for the CPS teen results, which is where the disemployment effects predicted by the neoclassical model are sharpest.
Use of the alternative estimate of ID when Ritland's equilibrium estimator was <0 ensured a roughly normal distribution of ID bootstrap values.
An alternative estimate follows from a Bayesian approach, and for our model this estimator is (A2) var = (X ˘ ′ W X ˘ + λ D 2 T D 2 ) − 1.
As stated in the original trial by Aduen and coworkers, this alternative estimate of MPAP was comparable in reliability and accuracy with traditional SPAP estimation.
The Finance Ministry in Paris questioned the accuracy of that report but said it had no alternative estimate.
Chart 2 plots China's official growth rate against an alternative estimate calculated by Dragonomics from expenditure data (ie, investment, household spending and exports).
