The phrase "amount estimated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a calculated or projected quantity, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The amount estimated for the project budget is $50,000."
Alternatives: "projected amount" or "calculated total."
It had agreed in April to sell Option One for an amount estimated at $1 billion.
The marketers are paying a total amount estimated at several hundred thousand dollars for sponsorships.
The Spanish Treasury sold almost 4 billion euros ($5.2 billion) in bills, the maximum amount estimated.
Self is spending an amount estimated in the mid six figures to develop and market the game.
The amount, estimated as high as $500 million, will be covered by money collected from banks by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, not by taxpayers.
During this phase, individuals ate an average of 441 calories less each day than the amount estimated to maintain their weight.
Today 15 million subscribers use the service, transacting daily amounts estimated to be close to 60% of Kenya's GDP.
DLK1 amounts, estimated by densitometry, were normalized to GFP amounts as detailed in Methods (see Additional file 1: Figure S5).
Data are presented as counts per minute normalized to protein amounts, estimated by western blot for GST and quantification on the Li-Cor Odyssey system.
Within the examined range, DLK1 amounts estimated by phosphorimaging and densitometry increased linearly with loaded quantities (r = 0.98) (see Additional file 1: Figure S4).
Under this new model, CMS will reimburse medical providers a fixed amount (estimates suggest around $25,000) for each knee or hip surgery, and medical providers are responsible for any costs that exceed the reimbursed amount.
