The phrase "acceptable approximation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a value or estimate that is considered reasonable or satisfactory in a particular context.
Example: "The calculated value serves as an acceptable approximation for the actual measurement in this experiment."
Alternatives: "reasonable estimate for" or "satisfactory approximation of".
Nevertheless, a circular orbit seems to be an acceptable approximation for a short time interval around the observations.
Finally, based on the proposed method, an acceptable approximation for the ultimate strength of the NC is predicted.
Therefore, we conducted robustness checks that provide an empirical basis to evaluate whether global weights are an acceptable approximation for individual countries and samples.
While lowering EIR is not a perfect proxy for altered conditions under vector control, it is an acceptable approximation for our study of relatively short-term outcomes.
In particular, χv, which is a simple and acceptable approximation for the molecular volume, was found to be a good descriptor for the KOW of PAH and their alkyl derivatives (Güsten et al., 1991; Sabljic, 1991, 2001; Sabljic and Piver, 1992) but not for that of nonacid pesticides and miscellaneous organic compounds (Gertsl and Helling, 1987).
It is exhibited that in order to achieve the acceptable approximations for fundamental frequency as well as the analytic solution, six terms in series expansions should be taken into account.
BMI is an acceptable approximation of total body fat for most patients.
Timed continuous Petri nets with infinite server semantic (contPNs) have been used for that purpose as long as such models provide an acceptable approximation of the average discrete behaviours in long run.
But for officials at all levels, it seems, the appearance of order — measured by reducing the number of petitions — is an acceptable approximation of actual order.
Therefore, most classical numerical methods often fail to give an acceptable approximation of the solution.
From Table 1, observed that, we have an acceptable approximation of the exact solution.
