The phrase "allow the approximation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something can be estimated or represented in a simplified manner.
Example: "The model allows the approximation of complex systems, making them easier to analyze."
Alternatives: "permit the estimation of" or "facilitate the simplification of".
It takes into account that the approximate solution may be discontinuous at grid cell interfaces and allows the approximation of discontinuities in the heat conduction coefficient.
As confirmed experimentally the hypothesis of active participation of the polyoxyethylene chain in the cyanoethylation process allowed the approximation of the coordination numbers of the alkali cations with the phase-transfer catalyst (GLYME-n-PN) in the class of "homogeneous" dicyanoethylated polyethyleneglycols (n = 3, 6, 9, 12, 16, 20).
This allowed the approximation of the average reach of rural actors and hence supporting the choice of a meaningful window size.
An interesting point is that the recessive nature of a high proportion of alleles from the other species allows the approximation of the sub gene pool within C. reticulata at the origin of some interspecific hybrids.
Here samples from all patients were used, allowing the approximation of the different parameters used for the test statistics, for example the standard error, to be improved, and thus the B-scores to be high.
The slow unloading rate (k2), and the fast removal of the chemical from the plasma by elimination (k3) and the tumor uptake (k1), allow for the approximation of X p DA with a single exponential model with a fast decay rate k1 + k3, as seen in (4) [ 22– 25].
Our approach (first introduced in [6]) differs from [4] in use of frequency domain linear prediction (FDLP) [7 10], that allows for the approximation of temporal (Hilbert) envelopes of sub-band energies by an autoregressive (AR) model.
We note however, that this (or any other approximation to Zαα') allows the approximate calculation of transition probabilities between states, e.g. extinction probabilities.
A larger training set of sequences with verified readthrough rates will allow the development of non-linear approximation models.
Therefore the American College of Rheumatology [ 5] proposed criteria which, with use of appropriate algorithms, allow approximation of diagnosis.
