The phrase "as a valid estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the accuracy or reliability of a numerical approximation or calculation.
Example: "The data collected from the survey can be considered as a valid estimate of public opinion on the issue."
Alternatives: "as an accurate approximation" or "as a reliable assessment."
We therefore suggest that twice the 99% confidence radius calculated on the model output can be used as a valid estimate for the "real" 90% confidence error for each step.
The group-mean 13C-KIC-enrichments, used as a valid estimate of the protein synthesis precursor pool 13C-leucine-enrichment [15], [18], were found to be slightly higher towards the end of the tracer-incorporation period than in the beginning.
If the RMSS is near 1 (< 1) then it is reasonable to regard the mean estimated SE as a valid estimate (upper bound) for the MSE.
28 Estimated aerobic fitness was assessed through a single-stage submaximal treadmill walking test which has previously been demonstrated as a valid estimate of total aerobic fitness among middle-aged adults.
After re-evaluating the prevalence data for past IPV abuse and showing an IPV exposure prevalence of approximately 17% as a valid estimate [ 4], it was decided to focus on the separate effects of psychological IPV on family medicine clinic attendees.
Moreover, only the association between R-SMS-DS and a single screening tool (PHQ-9) has been demonstrated so far, and further convergent validity needs be shown in order to establish the R-SMS-DS as a valid estimate of latent depression.
Eight participants' data were set aside, 2 as they were univariate outliers, 4 as they were multivariate outliers (malhalanobis distance > 24.32 for seven variables; Tabachnik & Fidell, 2001), and 2 as they lacked a valid estimate of HR belief accuracy.
Firstly some relatively large prototypes were made in order to evaluate function in relation to animals and stock people, and secondly these prototypes were to be adjusted so that they could be tested on farms using a large number of sows and litters (the only way to get a valid estimate of piglet mortality as this is highly variable).
We have found that the assessment provides a valid estimate of an individual's pace.
However, group comparison of means are still valid for these data, as the central limit theorem dictates that in a suitably large sample the standard error will be a valid estimate of sampling variation processes, and by extension confidence intervals and hypothesis tests of regression parameters, will also be valid [ 34].
Each output estimate of the animal's position must come with a valid estimation of confidence.
