"estimated range of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate an approximate range of numbers, measurements, or units. For example, "It has an estimated range of 5-10 miles."
The three-stage rocket has an estimated range of 5,000-6,000km 5,000-6,000kmmiles), but could be modified to increase this.
But by lowering the initial price to $85 a share, down from its original estimated range of $108 to $135 a share, Google may have spurred investor demand.
Also shown in the photos is a KN-08 ballistic missile or its model, which reportedly has an estimated range of 10,000km (6,200 miles), according to South Korean analysts.
Transmeta, whose Crusoe microprocessor uses less power than any other chip on the market, presold 13 million shares at $21 apiece, well above the estimated range of $16 to $18.
In a conference call today, WorldCom executives said sales growth in the second half of the year would be at the low end of its previously estimated range of 13.5 to 15.5percentt.
The report now puts the figure at roughly 3.7 million, the midpoint of an estimated range of 3.3 million to 4.1 million jobs by the end of next year.
The vehicle's 80 kilowatt-hour battery has an estimated range of around 200 miles, Mercedes-Benz said.
EMerge will price this evening above its estimated range of $10 to $12.
That's still over double the 24kWh battery in the Nissan Leaf, which has an estimated range of 75 miles on a full charge.
It has an estimated range of 2,200km, but is understood to be even less accurate than the Nodong.
Suppose dmax and dmin denote the upper and lower bounds of the estimated range of d f, respectively.
