The phrase "amounts based on estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing financial figures, projections, or calculations that are derived from approximations rather than exact values.
Example: "The budget for the project includes amounts based on estimates of labor and material costs."
Alternatives: "figures derived from estimates" or "values calculated from estimates."
One application increased their sample size by a fixed amount based on estimates of the withdrawal rate from trials in the systematic review (see Additional file 9).
"The BEIP grants that we award are always estimated amounts based on the facts as we know them at the time of the award".
"The amount is based on estimates from last year when Cowley Bridge Junction was closed, disruption to business travellers, the amount lost from taxi companies and businesses around train stations - if you add it all up you come to the estimate we have.
BP and its well partner, Anadarko Petroleum, argued in their filing that the government's spill amount was based on estimates generated over a single weekend in July without taking into account that the flow changed over time because of erosion and other factors.
Only use jewelry appraisal services that charge by the hour, on a per-piece basis, or for a contracted amount based on the estimated time needed.
The study used two different mixtures, and the amounts chosen were based on estimates of intake by the British Food Standards Agency and probably are close to U.S. levels.
"We made some projections of traffic levels, contribution amounts, and e-mail levels based on estimates from folks who worked with [John] Kerry and Dean in 2004," recalls Franklin-Hodge.
The actual value of bushmeat consumed or traded has not been determined at the regional level for West Africa, but most likely amounts to over a billion dollars each year, based on estimates made at the national levels.
To determine the % RRS soybean content in samples, four microlitres of DNA extracts were loaded per reaction, up to a maximum amount of 200 ng of DNA based on estimates from fluorimetric means).
A metric for the appropriate amount of local re-initialization is proposed based on estimates of local flow deformation and numerical diffusion.
Predictions of further population declines for orangutans are based on estimates of the amount of orangutan habitat that has disappeared and the assumption that these trends will continue in the future.
