The phrase "assessment estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evaluations or calculations made to determine the value, quality, or performance of something.
Example: "The assessment estimates provided by the team were crucial in determining the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "evaluation projections" or "appraisal estimates."
As part of a larger survey assessing GP management of NVAF, we included questions to explore GPs' risk assessment, estimates of stroke risk and GPs' perceptions of the risks and benefits of anticoagulation with warfarin.
"On this assumption, the resource assessment estimates up to 4,000 additional prison places may be needed.
An official assessment estimates that 300,000 people could lose out, although a spokesman said it would "not affect our customers' ability to pay their rent".
The official impact assessment estimates the move will lead to savings of £5.3m a year in health benefits and £3.6m in crime savings.
The impact assessment estimates that, in its "worst-case scenario", the new policy will have a net cost of £3.2bn over the next four years in reduced economic output and a further £330m in lost tuition and immigration visa fees.
An official consultation paper and impact assessment estimates that as much as £49m a year could be saved by withdrawing support of £36.95 a week from refused asylum seekers.
A Home Office impact assessment estimated that up to 17,800 fewer family visas from outside the European economic area would be issued each year as a result of the income threshold rule.
For example, after Sunni insurgents fought marines in Falluja and then overran western Mosul in late 2004, an internal American military assessment estimated there were 2,200 to 3,300 "hard-core" fighters loyal to Saddam Hussein's government and 6,000 to 10,000 more "part-time" supporters.
An economic assessment estimated the cost/revenue contribution of each process in the biochar life cycle.
The value of each of the individual sustainability aspects will then equal the product of the assessment estimate and the weight of the impact (Fig. 2).
A 2010 assessment estimated that the town had a population of 49,560.
