The phrase "article estimates that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific article that provides an estimation or prediction about a particular subject or statistic.
Example: "The article estimates that the population will increase by 10% over the next decade."
Alternatives: "the article suggests that" or "the article predicts that".
The article estimates that grinding up 10 50 tonnes of basalt rock and applying it to each of some 70 million hectares — an area about the size of Texas — of US agricultural land every year would soak up 13% of the annual global emissions from agriculture.
If we make this investment, the article estimates that we can avert 6,213 new infections among Black gay and bisexual men, surpassing the 25percentt goal laid out the NHAS.
The article estimated that banks earned up to $13 billion in profits by relending that money to businesses and consumers at higher rates.
While the official count of H.I.V.-infected patients for Henan province is 639, the article estimated that there were in fact more than 10,000 infected people in one rural county alone.
The Pew Internet and the American Life Project estimated in April that six million Americans listened to podcasts, but a New York Times story in August asked, "Podcasts: All the Rage or About to Fizzle?" One expert quoted in the article estimated that in 2010 some 57 million people would be using podcasts, but another, more pessimistic, expert said that the number would be 30 million.
The article estimated that private schools education about 20percentt of the students attending elementary school in these countries.
The 2012 journal article estimated that energy usage could be cut by at least 75percentt by applying "cost-effective, commercially-available efficiency improvements".
An earlier Bloomberg article estimated that banks netted about $13 billion when all was said and done, even after paying off interest on their loans.
A 1947 newspaper article estimated that the new park would have 50,000 visitors that year, and detailed the work the state had done since acquiring the land.
Although Ya Kun do not publicly disclose their financial figures, a 2009 Lianhe Zaobao article estimated that the company had an annual revenue of S$8 million, while a 2012 article in The Star stated they had 300 employees.
