The phrase "an estimation based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a calculation or judgment is derived from specific data or information.
Example: "The project's timeline is an estimation based on the resources available and previous experience."
Alternatives: "a calculation derived from" or "an assessment grounded in".
The computation time for the simulation-based approach is, in fact, an estimation, based on multiplying the average number of optimization iterations by the computation time of a single fixed-point simulation.
With regard to the topside, from the F2-peak height to higher altitudes, ground-based ionosondes can provide only an estimation, based on bottomside measurements (Reinisch and Huang 2001; Huang and Reinisch 2001).
During the search, proteins are successively included starting with the best-identified ones until a false discovery rate of 1% is reached; an estimation based on the fraction of reverse protein hits.
Gestational age was based on the self-reported date of the last menstrual period, but an estimation based on the CRL measurement was considered if the self-reported and estimated dates differed by ≥7 days.
The unemployment rate is an estimation based on a survey.
For the other parts, we conduct an estimation based on both the structure of the existing IO tables and the regional import export data from customs statistics.
This is not compatible with an ITD estimation based on the comparison between the activity of the two hemispheres.
The authors of [13] present a SNR estimation based on the properties of the channel covariance matrix, estimated thanks to a one pilot-symbol preamble.
We call it weighted fair share, which is a workload estimation based on the workload demand of a particular AP and its neighbors.
In the absence of an absolute numerical system, these discriminations are often dependant on a relative estimation based on comparative perceptions.
We made a sample size estimation based on a conservatively estimated MCID of 12 points, with a SD of ± 14 [ 12, 20, 22].
