The phrase 'a close idea' is not correct in written English.
A more suitable alternative would be the phrase 'a similar idea'. For example: My friend had a similar idea to mine for the school project.
"Any college that really wants that information can get a pretty close idea," said Linda Jaslow, Ridgefield's guidance director.
Given that the UbiSOM learning parameters are mainly estimated through (overline{qe}), we can get a very close idea of the evolution of the learning parameters across these different datasets.
While this particular era may now be drawing to a close, the idea of the director as wilful misfit isn't dead, it's just got an awful lot older.
Baby-styled diaper pins are more visually appealing and make for a closer understood idea.
As the century draws to a close, the Wilsonian idea that it is America's mission to promote freedom abroad retains a powerful grip in his country.
As the century drew to a close, the imperial idea surely offered some comfort when Abū ʿĀmir al-Manṣūr (Almanzor), who exercised dictatorial authority in the caliph's name, regularly ravaged all the Christian states.
Although other religions have ideas of revelation, none of them bears a close resemblance to the idea of revelation found in the Bible and in Christianity.
If scenarios are thought of as centered worlds, then the idea that narrow content is a function from scenarios to truth values is obviously a close cousin of the idea that narrow contents are diagonal propositions, which can also be thought of as functions from centered worlds to truth values.
A close friend offered the idea of a road race, and the Sillers knew right away where it would begin and where it would end.
