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The phrase "an estimated time for development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing project timelines or planning phases in various contexts, such as software development or construction.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to establish an estimated time for development to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "a projected timeline for development" or "an anticipated duration for development".
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In a timetable of cluster occurrence based on the estimated time for the development of first symptoms consistent with TB, isolate S96-129 is believed to be the source of the cluster (number 1), while BTB05-559 is number 88 and BTB05-552 is number 95 [13].
They'll give you an estimated time.
Based on the estimated time required for mosquito development, the EIP, and a short incubation period before the onset of symptoms, we would expect the effect of rainfall on malaria incidence to be lagged by approximately 42 61 days.
The estimated time to reach the saturation value during the development of such a superstorm is 2 6 h (Vasyliunas 2013).
For the FC dataset, we also estimated time spent providing feedback on software development, and time required for team discussions.
"Australia remains [PNG]'s most important international partner," it explains, "providing an estimated US$460m in development assistance for 2013-2014.
A successful microbicide would cost an estimated $50 million to develop, according to the Alliance for Microbicide Development, a group representing scientists and biotechnology companies.
That left less time for development.
In the past three years Fifa has invested an estimated £8m in India for artificial pitches, academies and development programmes.
Canon sells for 16 times estimated 2003 profits versus an estimated multiple of 17 for all Japanese equities.
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