The phrase "appropriate to estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or relevance of making an estimation in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In this case, it is appropriate to estimate the costs before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "suitable for estimation" or "fitting to assess".
It is notable that these estimators are appropriate to estimate the Rayleigh fading channels, and hence the results of [29] are controversial.
In addition, we demonstrate that the MML estimators are more appropriate to estimate the parameters of Richter's magnitude frequency relationship based on the comparison of their performance with those of the least squares estimators by using the seismic database on earthquakes recorded in Turkey.
These results indicate that the IV-Probit model is appropriate to estimate the basic models, and the regular Probit model is appropriate to estimate the dynamic models.
Selected hazard intensity metrics may not be appropriate to estimate impacts for all infrastructure components.
Thus, it is not appropriate to estimate the CRF with images acquired from the IPM's output.
Therefore we believe it is appropriate to estimate an interest rate of 5% for our case study.
These results demonstrated that S and Ks can be accurately estimated using a constant β and that downward infiltration is not an appropriate procedure to estimate β.
Measurement data obtained from an inspection system need to be analyzed using appropriate algorithms to estimate dimensional errors and to obtain reliable inspection results.
The Input-Output Analysis (IOA) has been seen as the most appropriate method to estimate these impacts using a Multiregional Input-Output Table from the World Input-Output Database project.
The expressions for rgĝ derived will help researchers design experiments of appropriate size to estimate genetic risk to disease.
