"large estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an amount or number that is higher than expected. For example: "The contractor provided a large estimate for the job."
However, in low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) condition, the coarse estimation results by Moore-Penrose pseudo-inverse matrix have huge estimation errors to the true target distribution, which will introduce the large estimate deviations of target location and amplitude.
The large estimate has recently been affirmed by one of the longest-serving Iraqi correspondents in the war, Sahar Issa of McClatchy New Service, an award-winning reporter, who described the IBC and Wikileaks-related estimates "laughable". Read her interview.
While I do not expect such a large estimate reduction for America's shale gas resource base, substantial reductions are warranted given the production history of shale fields and our increased understanding of their potential.
The application of a correlated log-normal frailty model leads to a very large estimate of the population heterogeneity (sigma = 6.7), and relatively small correlations between co-twins' frailties - around 0.3 for monozygotic and 0.1 for dizygotic twins.
If the value of T s is too small, it may result in a large estimate error of ( hat {u_{i}^{k}}(t)), while too large, it may reduce the sensitivity to queue variations.
What's more, recent figures on the industry at large estimate that about 44% of game players are women, and developers, even those who have made games long drenched in machismo, are taking notice.
Where environmental perturbations are large, estimates of theta are likely to be reliable even when measurement errors are also large.
The alias plot provides simple graphic for viewing the potential contribution of interactions to large estimated effects.
Successes are already emerging (thus our large estimates for economic value).
The global sponsorship market is large, estimated at more than $38 billion in 2007, against $4499 on advertising (The Economist 2008b).
The histograms of the DSSIM and DSAD uncertainty maps are less peaky since more large estimated errors occur.
