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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Estimation

I need to discuss it with my team in order to prepare the estimation of the proposal.

Is this correct?

  

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Estimation for, not of, the proposal.

— Jack Dammit

  • Estimation for, not of, the proposal.
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Estimation for, not of, the proposal.

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kumenglishI need to discuss it with my team in order to prepare the estimation of the proposal.

I need to discuss it with my team in order to prepare the cost estimates for the project as defined in the proposal.

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kumenglish

I need to discuss it with my team in order to prepare the estimation of the proposal.

Is this correct?

It is almost correct. That said, I think you tried to pack too many words in a sentence that sometimes become confusing. An estimate is a rundown of costs, not a proposal.

Suggestion: I will have to discuss the details

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