The phrase "adding up to approximately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate a total or sum that is not exact but close to a certain value.
Example: "The expenses for the project are adding up to approximately $5,000."
Alternatives: "totaling around" or "amounting to roughly".
Hohenzollern bridge, which crosses the Rhine, is estimated to have around 40,000 locks attached to it, adding up to approximately two tonnes in weight.
According to Hamermesh's research, attractive people in general earn an average of three to four percent more than a person with below average looks, adding up to approximately $230,000 more over a lifetime.
Since 2009, at least 1,150 jobs had been lost at the agency, with as many as 1,700 more on the chopping block, adding up to approximately a quarter of its total workforce.
In addition, 800 or 13% of all yeast genes show periodic expression over the course of the yeast cell cycle [ 38], adding up to approximately 50% of yeast genes.
The total costs related to neck pain in the Netherlands added up to approximately 668 million Euros in 1996.
> In order to demonstrate the applicability of VariantMetaCaller on smaller genomic scales, especially in case of target region sizes that are typical in targeted gene panels, we filtered the full length chromosome to smaller non-overlapping regions, where the exonic length added up to approximately 100 kb, 200 kb, 300 kb and 500 kb, respectively.
The latest estimate for the cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is, at this moment, at least $3.2 trillion, while total US military spending equals that of the next 15 countries combined, and adds up to approximately 47% of all global military spending.
The execution times added up to approximately 120.4 h.
The scanned pages, each approximately 400 kilobytes in size, add up to approximately 185 megabytes, for the entire Origin.
We notice the regression model has an adjusted R2 value of 0.6235 and all coefficients add up to approximately 1.
Heart Of the City estimates that if the SFMTA decided to implement the $271 fine for each time the commuter shuttles used the stops illegally, it would add up to approximately $1 billion dollars.
