The phrase "an estimated height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing an approximate measurement of height, often in contexts such as scientific reports, surveys, or descriptions.
Example: "The archaeologists reported an estimated height of the ancient structure to be around 30 feet."
Alternatives: "an approximate height" or "a projected height".
To estimate total protein in a cell, we used a nominal cell volume of 4×103 µm3 (estimated based on the measured area of a cell ranging between 300 1500 µ2 and an estimated height ranging between 2 8 µ).
A cuddly bear named Babbage has beaten Felix Baumgartner's skydiving world record, using a weather balloon and a Raspberry Pi computer to climb to an estimated height of 39,000m before tumbling back to Earth.
Perhaps nowhere is that so evident as in central Siberia, where 100 years ago last week, something — presumably a meteoroid, most experts say — streaked across the sky and exploded at an estimated height of 28,000 feet with a force equivalent to 185 Hiroshima bombs, leveling some 800 square miles of forest.
Thus, the dome, shown in Fig. 7, has an estimated height of 13.75 nm, which corresponds to the center of the dome height distribution shown in Fig. 3.
The landslide formed a Type VI landslide dam, with an estimated height of 25 m dam, and a lake length of 1.5 to 1.7 km (Lu et al. 1998).
The coarser grained syenite-rich deposit has a near-axisymmetric distribution and was formed during a more intense eruptive phase during which the plume reached an estimated height of 21 km (Bursik et al. 1992).
An oval substructure in the building's center indicates the position of the ambon, while strong foundations throughout the building indicate, according to Harrison, the presence of a dome, bringing the estimated height of the building to over 30 m.
Results show that this technique provides an improvement of around 15% over the conventional boxcar filter in terms of estimated height error of a digital elevation model constructed from the filtered interferogram.
As described in a previous study [ 19], the MUST score was calculated according to the following criteria: 1) using the BMI value obtained with direct measurements, if possible; 2) otherwise, considering alternative anthropometric measurements in a pre-set order: weight and estimated height from ulna length; weight and estimated height from knee height; and MUAC.
It was further determined that the packing utilised within the column had a Height Equivalent to a Theoretical Plate (HETP) of approximately 0.34 m when no dissolved salts were present corresponding to an estimated packing height of approximately 1.7 m.
Normally, optical height difference measurements are taken between benchmarks, adjusted and tested to arrive at estimated height differences (or subsequently, heights relative to a reference benchmark) and are differenced between epochs to arrive at subsidence estimates.
