The phrase "approximate delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an estimated time or date for the arrival of a package or service.
Example: "The approximate delivery for your order is expected to be within three to five business days."
Alternatives: "estimated delivery" or "expected delivery time".
The approximate delivery scheduling plan is shown in Fig. 9.
cDate of first claim with a delivery code (defined in Appendix) was used to approximate delivery date in order to calculate the approximate age when the first CMV-specific testing was done.
The receipt will have the approximate delivery date and confirmation of your payment.
Either use the website version of the shipping company try to determine an approximate delivery date and time, or take it to the shipping center or USPS to see what their best route is to bring it to where it needs to go.
With actual data from the ground now available, we show our old feasibility models more closely approximate circumcision delivery rates to date.
For each candidate drug, we therefore approximate its delivery profile by averaging the mRNA expression profiles of all its known targets in a set of 79 human tissues (Su et al., 2004).
(iii) iDTP uses the approximated drug delivery profile (aDDP) of the respective drug to predict biologically relevant targets.
Approximate scheduling of delivery: starting and ending time of delivery operations at oil depots, and delivery volume.
And in the interest of keeping things anonymous (because front door keys), the locksmith is given an approximate address for delivery, and they'll call when they're close to schedule a rendezvous point.
The K1R5F reference cigarette was representative of the ULT segment of the US cigarette market for cigarettes with "tar" deliveries approximate to it.
Therefore, we can approximate the non-delivery probability pl for a given source node as p l = ∑ k = 0 n - 1 P a node is not a step child | m c = k P [ m c = k ] ≈ ( 1 - b n - 1 ) b 2 (5).
