The phrase "effort estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the anticipated amount of work or resources required to complete a task or project.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to gather effort estimates from all team members to ensure we allocate resources effectively."
Alternatives: "work estimates" or "resource estimates."
Currently used software development effort estimation models such as, COCOMO and Function Point Analysis, do not consistently provide accurate project cost and effort estimates.
The government, which is involved in the cleanup effort, estimates that about half of the pellets have been removed from the beaches so far.
However, providing accurate effort estimates is challenging.
The results of the study (using industrial data gathered from 31 Web projects) show that the effort estimates obtained for projects that are sized using OO-HFP are more accurate than the effort estimates obtained using the standard FPA method.
The considerable number of delayed projects reported in literature indicates that practitioners have fallen short of providing accurate and reliable effort estimates in both collocated and globally distributed projects.
The following subprocesses were selected for statistical process control since they are in the critical path of the projects: Specify product requirements, Elaborate technical specification and effort estimates, Code and integrate units, Conduct product tests and Conduct product acceptance tests.
Others familiar with the effort estimate the cost of the advertising at $3 million or more.
Backers of the effort estimated that about 30 House Republicans, like Mr. King and Mr. Yoho, would not support immigration legislation under almost any condition.
The initiative is part of a broader effort, estimated by analysts to cost between $800 million and $1 billion, to make visiting Disney parks less daunting and more amenable to modern consumer behavior.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations climate effort, estimated in its most recent report that sea level might rise by about as much as two feet by 2100.
Some analysts said Mr. Piñera's honeymoon could be short-lived if he appeared to favor private business interests in the reconstruction effort, estimated to cost at least $12 billion.
