The phrase "as estimated at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific estimation or approximation of a value, often in contexts involving statistics, finance, or projections.
Example: "The project's cost is as estimated at $1 million, based on current market trends."
Alternatives: "as projected at" or "as calculated at".
We provide here a set of country and regional-level indicators of socioeconomic and resource variables as estimated at the beginning of the 1990s.
The detection limit of ovalbumin was 2.3 × 10−11 M as estimated at 3-fold the standard deviation (3σ) (n = 5).
The total pore volume in the sample is found to be 0.267 cm3/g as estimated at a relative pressure (P/P0) of 0.99.
These are common pathogens responsible for many infections as estimated at nearly one billion annually worldwide (Palacios and Oberste 2005; Tang et al. 2014).
At the start of sensitivity analysis simulations, treated stands contained 36% less C than untreated stands, as estimated at our study site (111.85 vs. 175.51 Mg C ha-1).
Although liver mass was slightly reduced, there were no differences in blood parameters or ploidy as estimated at 2 months of age, indicating that c-Met deficiency did not affect the postnatal liver growth (Figure S1D and E).
Figure 4 NRMSE of the AS estimates at θ m = 10° for the Gaussian angular distribution.
Figure 5 NRMSE of the AS estimates at θ m = 10° for the Laplacian angular distribution.
The prevalence of AS is estimated at 1/15,000 and is caused by the loss of the maternal 15q11 q13 chromosomal region4.
Anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder are the most common conditions seen at the same time; comorbidity of these in persons with AS is estimated at 65%.
CV, as estimated by mean ATs, increased in a directionally dependent manner by RSGS (14.6 ± 1.2 vs. 17.3 ± 1.6 ms, P = 0.015), associated with GJ lateralization.
