The phrase "return estimates" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in business and finance contexts, specifically when discussing the projected or anticipated return on an investment. Example: The company's annual report includes return estimates for their new product line, showing a potential increase in profits of 10% over the next fiscal year.
However, these estimators do return estimates that have minimum variance, and thus in the least squared sense they are the most reproducible of all estimators in the posterior weighted space.
Farm business owners can use the 2018 cost, revenue and return estimates from the budgets to make decisions regarding malting barley's place in their cropping systems.
Producers can use cost and return estimates to make decisions regarding malting barley production's place in their cropping systems; understanding variability plays an important role.
To identify patents that are ex-ante valuable, we extrapolate the excess stock return estimates of Kogan et al. (2017) to the full set of accepted and rejected patent applications based on predetermined firm and patent application characteristics.
I then use the variation in university access to instrument the effect of higher education on earnings later in life measured using social security data and obtain large and positive return estimates.
The portfolio return estimates in the models appear to be accurate when put to the real world test.
And the first clue is that the return estimated by the Treasury Department is based on "the direct fiscal cost".
Research supported by NIH has been key to reducing mortality from heart disease and stroke by more than 60percentt since 1970, with an economic return estimated at $2.5 trillion per year.
Given the backdrop of a strong US dollar, continued low interest rates in the US and moderate GDP growth, our long-term total return estimate for large-cap US stock investments is 5.0percentt.
In line with prior reviews, we report that the average elasticity and rate-of-return estimates are positive.
Forty-five expert cardiologists returned estimates on 473 patients, 37 randomly chosen practicing cardiologists returned estimates on 202 patients, 29 randomly chosen practicing internists returned estimates on 162 patients, 13 academic cardiologists returned estimates on 145 patients, and 27 academic internists returned estimates on 272 patients.
