The phrase "conservative calculations" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to estimates that are deliberately set low in order to be more reliable. For example, "We made conservative calculations about how much material we would need for the renovation project."
But even their conservative calculations assume growth of 2.5%.
Those are conservative calculations for how much taxable income people with these levels of A.G.I. will report.
Meanwhile the physicist Filippo Radicchi predicts an ultimate 100m men's time of 8.28 (in more conservative calculations, he has put it at 8.8).
"The most conservative calculations show that radionuclides cannot move more than a few meters at most over a period of the order of a million years".
"Realists" say the nation should base its foreign policy more on cold, cautious and conservative calculations of its interests, be judicious in its overseas deployments, and not try to promote "regime change" or remake the world in its own image.
There is an increasing interest in computational reactor safety analysis to systematically replace the conservative calculations by best estimate calculations augmented by quantitative uncertainty analysis methods.
"Even that conservative calculation gives a figure of about 50%, which is still a good result is liquidations go".
That is less than 1 percent the size of Greece's economy, but that is a conservative calculation that counts protections banks have in place offsetting their positions, and is called the net exposure.
Following the hearing, Saveri gave reporters a conservative calculation of the possible damages that employees could be compensated for.
Therefore, the calculation made here tends to be a conservative calculation of the costs [41].
These guys will get into a stock only if it trades at or below 70% of a conservative calculation of long-term intrinsic value.
