"calculations" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing activities or steps involving mathematical or logical operations, or when discussing a series of numerical evaluations or computations. Example: "The calculations were complicated, but the result was accurate."
We know that when markets are extended they generate what is known as "negative externalities" – damage caused by market behaviour that does not enter into the cost calculations of those producing it.
According to Goodall's calculations, we buy around 20kg of new clothes every year on average.
The calculations by Reuters show large variations in pay among the 13 banks included in its survey of 2,600 employees.
Other calculations by the Credit Suisse team "hint at raising global wealth inequality in recent years" and show that overall wealth in the US has grown at a faster pace than incomes.
Contextual data was used in crucial policy-making decisions at school level in England from 2002-10, in the form of contextualised value-added progress calculations.
So if my calculations are correct and the National Gallery sell all their tickets, you will still have 720 punters in the gallery at any given time fighting to see seven masterpieces.
Those calculations appear to be based on the original 2007 deal, which contains a variety of standards, not simply those concerning energy efficiency.
According to some calculations – game winning goals, first goals etc - he was the world's leading goalscorer in 2010.
Although, according to provisional calculations, exports of goods and services were slightly up at the beginning of 2015 compared with the fourth quarter of 2014, imports recorded a much stronger increase".
Pickles accused Farage's party of preying on fears about immigration in a shameful way and said some of its members had made "racist calculations".
But the relief was suspended until further calculations could ascertain exactly how well the levels matched.
