The phrase "and the underestimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of recognition or appreciation for the significance or value of something.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges faced by the team and the underestimation of their efforts in achieving the project goals."
Alternatives: "and the undervaluation of" or "and the misjudgment of".
John McWhorter discusses Louis Armstrong's unchanging musical style, the controversy over his public persona, and the underestimation of his genius.
Limitations of the model relate to the bias of the reproduced seasonal standard deviation of precipitation and the underestimation of maximum dry spells.
Model simulations of soil moisture, groundwater levels and discharge were compared with observed data and exhibited satisfactory performance overall, with the exceptions of the predicted water table depth and the underestimation of peak flows during the wet season.
Although a high degree of diagnostic accuracy is achievable, even on a national scale (84% of the 3,491 patients with screen-detected DCIS were diagnosed pre-operatively in the UK screening programme in 2008-2009) greater efforts are required to minimize the false-negreaterrateffortshe underestimareon of DCIS and invasive malignancy [4].
As a result, the memorized stimulus is biased towards the anchor more than the probe stimulus, which results in the overestimation of small memorized stimuli and the underestimation of large memorized stimuli.
The relegation of bee toxicity for registered compounds to impact only label warnings, and the underestimation of systemic pesticide hazards to bees in the registration process may well have contributed to widespread pesticide contamination of pollen, the primary food source of our major pollinator.
Here we present a new method, slackwater flow depth, to assess palaeoflood peak stage and to reduce the underestimation of palaeoflood stage.
We found a large underestimation of EDV and ESV, but since the underestimation of EDV and ESV was of similar order, the EF estimates were more accurate, although not satisfactory.
This discussion includes an examination of the problems and their causes: lack of realism, the underestimation of the length and cost of the delays, and others.
A comparison of the E E and E L simulations showed the underestimation of heterogeneous chemical reaction rates by the E E model.
The inclusion of only synchronous candidaemia and bacteraemia could cause the underestimation of the incidence of mixed Candida/bacterial BSIs.
