The phrase "analysis has estimated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the findings or conclusions drawn from a particular analysis or study.
Example: "The analysis has estimated that the project's completion will take an additional three months."
Alternatives: "the analysis suggests" or "the analysis indicates".
One analysis has estimated that Trump's efforts to cancel Obama's climate policies would lead to a reduction in U.S. emissions of 15percentto19percentcent by 2025, significantly less than under Obama's initiatives.
The Treasury issued a statement this month that "taxpayers will be made whole" on certain investments in A.I.G., but its own analysis has estimated that the Treasury will lose $30 billion on the same investments, according to the prepared testimony.
But looking at the impact of past tax increases, the Biggar Economics analysis has estimated a fall of 0.43% for every 1% increase in price.
A recent analysis has estimated physiological NO concentrations to be 5 nM or less [50].
Capture-recapture analysis has estimated that about 56% of malaria cases in the UK are captured by this system, 14 which is high by international standards.
Recent protein sequence analysis has estimated that major lineages of fungi were present more than 1000 million years ago and land plants appeared after 300 million years [ 90].
A legislative analysis had estimated the cost of the proposed system to be $400 billion annually, but a study released by the nurses Wednesday estimates the yearly cost would be $331 billion as of 2017.
[ 20– 22] A recent meta-analysis has estimated the prevalence of KRAS exon 3 and 4 mutations to be 11%%, and NRAS mutations to be 9.1 % [ 23].
19 A large meta-analysis has estimated the overall prevalence of any DR to be 34.6%, and the prevalence of DME was 6.8%.
A meta-analysis has estimated that 5-ASA halved the risk of developing CRC or dysplasia in ulcerative colitis (UC) patients and showed a positive correlation between the protection and the treatment duration (2).
A meta-analysis has estimated that women with mammographically dense tissue in 75% or more of the total breast area have a 4.2-fold increase in breast cancer risk compared with women with less than 5% mammographic breast density [ 22].
