"estimated job" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a job that has been estimated in terms of cost or completion time. For example, "The estimated job cost of excavating the foundation was $1,500."
There are 490,000 estimated job losses in the public sector to come for a start – and the Local Government Association has now warned of 140,000 job losses.
Justin Wolfers, an economist at the University of Michigan, wrote on Twitter that the latest data – particularly revisions that cut estimated job growth in June and July — had changed his expectations for the Fed's September meeting.
Here's a breakdown of estimated job changes from 2010 to 2020: The industry with the biggest projected job losses between 2010 and 2020 is the federal government, which is expected to eliminate a net 372,000 jobs.
58Their estimated job saves are lower than the full-time equivalents.
So, improving the precision of estimated job execution time may lead to better scheduling decisions.
All told, more than 70,000 jobs in finance are expected to disappear over the next two to three years, a big chunk of the total estimated job losses of about 280,000 in London.
The estimated jobs impact was smaller than the potential number of jobs saved as implied by the full-time equivalent number of participants in STW.
But he said that the E.P.A. and other agencies should at least try to estimate job impacts, using the best available tools to estimate job losses and gains from proposed regulations while acknowledging the tools' limitations.
However, estimating job execution time is main factor in the scheduling model proposed in this work.
They both estimate job placement at their institutions at around 50%.
Although hazard based transition reduced-form models also are able to estimate job and unemployment durations, they cannot simultaneously estimate the wage offer distribution.
