The phrase "associated estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to estimates that are linked or related to a particular subject or data set.
Example: "The report includes associated estimates for the project's budget and timeline, providing a clearer picture of the expected costs."
Alternatives: "related estimates" or "connected estimates".
This opens the potential for non-representative samples and associated estimates due to either honest mistakes or fraudulent activities.
Study characteristics (year of publication, patient numbers, ages, duration of treatment, diary details), and baseline, endpoint, and change from baseline of the above endpoints, associated estimates of variability (if reported) and statistical power were extracted by one author and entered into Microsoft Excel.
Associated estimates of topsoil (0 30 cm depth) turnover times, based on ant mounding rates alone, ranged from 300 to 100,000 years for different slope units.
However, even after considering its higher associated estimates of mortality and morbidity, early-stage lung cancer was associated with nearly six-fold increased odds of limitation of care suggestions.
Many surveys are repeated on several occasions, and the associated estimates are used to analyze changes in variables over time.
Applying the optimized series and the associated estimates to different microstructures yields very satisfying results when compared with the related full solution.
A wavelet transform is also applied to their associated estimated disparity maps.
A key finding here is that the process of estimating a non-linear element can have a dramatic effect on the associated estimate of the linear component.
In this paper, we investigate the impact of two different representations of water consumption eco-feedback on water conservation (i.e., gallons and associated estimated embodied energy).
Let ψ ^ Y denote the maximum likelihood estimate of the parameters of this model and V ^ denote its associated estimated variance-covariance matrix.
As predicted, Froh was the most associated estimate with the recessive mutation load at every population size, and this advantage grows as the population size increases.
