The phrase "approach is roughly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate an approximate method or perspective on a subject.
Example: "The approach is roughly based on the principles of behavioral economics."
Alternatives: "method is approximately" or "strategy is about".
Our current static checking systems are much more powerful, but the basic approach is roughly the same.
For most presidents, the expiration date for this rhetorical approach is roughly, two years or the period between inauguration and the first mid-term election.
This approach is roughly equivalent to excluding 1 extreme day over 3 years.
This hierarchical approach is roughly comparable with the Type I sum of squares approach (also called the hierarchical approach) of partitioning variance in ANOVA (Stevens, 2007).
This unique approach is roughly comparable with the Type III sum of squares approach of partitioning variance (also known as the unique or regression approach: Stevens, 2007) in ANOVA.
This approach is roughly equivalent to the increase in tumour size (20% increase in long axis) that would classify a patient as having progressive disease by RECIST criteria (and therefore, treatment resistance) while receiving such therapy, as it represents a 17% increase in diameter and 59% increase in volume.
The computational savings using this new approach are roughly a factor of 10 for turbulent Navier Stokes calculations on highly stretched meshes.
The approaches are roughly divided into the two approaches; one is a systems approach to resilience and the other one is a human behavioral analysis approach.
This means that both approaches are roughly comparable (non-inferiority) while approach A (blended-learning) will maybe require fewer resources.
The sectoral approach described here is roughly similar, insofar as it is a combination of the question being asked and the fact that data has not come from a formal medical source that allows a study to be classified as DE.
The deficit in the current fiscal year could end up approaching $1 trillion, which is roughly equal to the combined budgets of the military and Medicare.
