The phrase "and making estimates of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of assessing or calculating values, quantities, or outcomes in various contexts, such as business, finance, or research.
Example: "The team is responsible for analyzing data and making estimates of future sales based on current trends."
Alternatives: "and assessing" or "and calculating".
Our study resolves the reproductive uncertainty over depth for the important and recently listed as threatened29 Caribbean broadcast spawning coral Orbicella spp. in the US Virgin Islands USVII) (Fig. 1) and makes estimates of depth-specific contributions to regional reproductive output.
Extending the cost considerations from the cost-efficiency of sampling to the overall cost of a MRV-system turns design optimization into a process that is part of the entire desire to reduce uncertainties and make estimates of carbon stock changes more reliable.
Similarly, binding of U1A to SLII is very tight (in the presence and absence of U2A′), making estimates of KA,appU1A/SLII and αU2A′/U1A/SLII less reliable than those obtained from the fluorescence-based titrations.
For Russia and similar countries, the estimates of YLD are very provisional and uncertain in nature, making estimates of the alcohol-attributable DALYs lost for Russia presented in this study less accurate than the estimates presented for alcohol-attributable mortality [ 55, 56].
These limitations should always be acknowledged when making estimates of incidence and outcome.
After withholding of $16,500 from their salaries (Line 58), and making estimated tax payments of $2,900 (Line 59) because of Samuel's self-employment income, they owe $487 (Line 69).
The high resolution provided by the STEM imaging enables one to study the high-energy faults that are usually difficult to observe in conventional weak-beam TEM, such as complex intrinsic and extrinsic stacking faults in the γ′ and intrinsic stacking faults in the γ, and to make estimates of their energies.
This allowed us to make a prediction of the distribution, spatially and at depth, of carbon stocks to 1 m across Scotland and to make estimates of the total carbon stock of Scottish soils (2954 Tg) and the amount stored in different soil types across the country.
They observe data, and make estimates, the precision of which depends on the sample size.
The typification of circulation processes by B. L. Dzerdzeyevskiy and previously made estimates of water resources in the basins of rivers of South Kazakhstan were assumed as a basis.
