"estimated close" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the estimated or projected end or conclusion of something. Example: The negotiations between the two countries are reaching an estimated close, with both parties expected to come to a resolution within the next week.
In Finland, these statistics are estimated close to 25%.
For the Text-Based algorithm the precision is estimated close to 60% and the recall is estimated to be 8.57%.
When increasing the number of images to 6, a local flow is estimated close to the initial and final positions of the first two Gaussian functions.
The ksh value of the considered amines was estimated close to 10−3.5 cm s−1 comparing emissions at Pt ultramicroelectrode.
When a sensor fault is isolated, the system estimates its size and based on this information the controller is fed with an estimated, close to real boiler level value.
Other features in the core product include email sentiment (looking for indications that a deal could be in danger of falling through), estimated close date (alerting you when a close date could be different from what you thought) and likelihood to close, which uses an algorithm to determine how likely it is you'll close the deal.
"In fact, cash losses to break-even on the Indy are less than half estimated closing costs.
Lenders are required to outline all the estimated closing costs within three days of receiving a loan application.
And since lenders use different strategies for preparing estimates, Ms. Bitton said, there may be big differences in estimated closing costs.
The company, based in Portland, Ore., said plant operations would be phased out over the remainder of the year with an estimated closing date of Jan . 15 , 2001
Brookhaven officials earlier had estimated closing costs at nearly $200 million.
