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"provide estimates of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to explain that you will be supplying estimates or approximate figures for something. For example, "We must provide estimates of the costs of the project before we can move ahead."
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We provide estimates of the projected performance characteristics.
The police would not provide estimates of the number of expected attendees.
Many of these studies provide estimates of the "multiplier" of a particular kind of stimulus measure.
Their model simulations provide estimates of the economic effects of the Curbelo proposal.
Instead, they provide estimates of average spending for districts of given characteristics and current performance.
For one thing, the models do not provide estimates of how far off they might be.
Models of the batch distillation process can be used to provide estimates of the required compositions.
The non-Doppler radars provide estimates of precipitation intensity, while Doppler radars can also provide estimates of wind speed and direction by detecting a shift in the frequency of an echo produced by a moving target.
Distributed strain measurements were used to provide estimates of the change in beam camber with time.
Carbon dioxide lidars provide estimates of wind structure and turbulence within a few tens of kilometres of the instrument.
Regressions of egg mass versus incubation period from modern vertebrates provide estimates of expected values for these two incubation endpoints.
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