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Discover LudwigThe phrase "generally estimated" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that something is believed or thought to be true by most people. It can also suggest that there is room for variation or uncertainty in the estimation. You can use it when discussing a commonly accepted belief or when citing a statistic or estimate that is widely accepted. Example: "The economic impact of the pandemic is generally estimated to be significant, with experts predicting a decrease in global GDP by 3-6%."
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The rights are generally estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
The costs of the Interception Modernisation Programme are generally estimated at £2bn, not £6bn.
Romney, whose net worth is generally estimated to be $200 million, earned his money rather than marrying into it.
Analysts generally estimated that the company would trade at about 7.2 times earnings for the 2014 fiscal year.
There are no real statistics here, but it is generally estimated that 150,000 people died and 17,000 are still missing.
The projected impact of these proposals on Social Security's balances is generally estimated as if these reforms had been put in place today.
On October 13, a crowd (generally estimated at about 70,000) gathered at Fátima witnessed a "miraculous solar phenomenon" immediately after the lady had appeared to the children.
Segmentation with 40P generally estimated smaller tumour volumes.
As a result, leaf area is generally estimated indirectly by light absorption methods.
Transmissibility matrices are generally estimated using a H1 like approach in the literature.
Corresponding discharges are generally estimated using so-called "indirect" techniques such as the slope – area method.
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