The phrase "approach and offset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to navigation, design, or any situation where one is discussing the method of getting closer to something and then adjusting position or distance.
Example: "To ensure accuracy in our measurements, we need to approach and offset the target location before proceeding with the calculations."
Alternatives: "move closer and adjust" or "get near and compensate".
Among the proposed approaches, onset and offset detection based on calculation of the standard deviation range of the sEMG baseline before a certain activity is commonly used.
To our knowledge, no study is available comparing the MIS anterolateral and the standard lateral approach for offset and leg length reconstruction as well as cup orientation.
Clear physical and chemical meaning is maintained with this approach by offset, and this has also recently been confirmed by several ecotoxicological studies [31 34].
Letterpress and offset use greasy inks.
Shale gas adsorption and gas slippage effects has been considered in the model, the proposed approach can offset the computation-consuming drawback of conventional modified simulator.
Here we evaluate the potential efficacy of a recently proposed approach to offset a major anthropogenic threat to many marine vertebrates: incidental bycatch in commercial fisheries operations.
This potential advantage of the spatial-only approach is offset by the need to partition the full space time data set into monthly slices, which may each have insufficient data to obtain a stable estimate of the spatial variogram.
Our study demonstrates comparable radiographic reconstruction for the anterolateral MIS and standard lateral approach, regarding hip offset, placement of the COR, stem alignment and leg length.
His heady mix of traditional socialism and an indigenous vision of nature rejects the western approach of offsetting emissions and carbon markets to reduce temperatures.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Angled flanged retractors Open image in new window Fig. 3 Positioning of modified Hohmann retractors in lateral approach; offset double point retractor (a) and single point retractor (b) (Zimmer, Inc., Warsaw, IN, USA).
