The phrase "approximated by one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a value or measurement that is close to one, often in mathematical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The result of the calculation was approximated by one, indicating a near-unity value."
Alternatives: "estimated as one" or "rounded to one".
Boundary points are approximated by one sided operators.
Clearance kinetics of long (>20 μm) fibers (those believed to have greatest biological activity) have been approximated by one- or two-pool models.
The BHE field pattern is often assumed to be regular (e.g., rectangular, L-shaped, T-shaped, etc)., or is assumed to be adequately approximated by one of these shapes.
It is shown that functional measures associated with the Pv- or the Albeverio-Høegh-Krohn models in Euclidean quantum field theories are dimensionally reducible, so that functional integrals with respect to them can be approximated by one dimensional integrals.
In (21), we mean that the distance can be approximated by one of four possible forms.
However, it is likely that their "method trees" could be reasonably approximated by one or several AF patterns.
For the lower energy levels of the CQD, the confining potential is approximated by one-dimensional potential with variable width.
Queries are run exactly and approximated by unspecifying one, two and all node labels and replacing one edge with an approximate path constrained to less than 3 and 7 edges.
It is assumed that the kinematic model of the tracked robot is approximated by the one of a differential wheeled robot.
Integrating over the contact area results the exact dynamically coupled model that can be approximated by the one containing linear and quadratic forms of sliding and spinning velocities.
This can aid to find out the dominating mechanism on solute transport, and therefore the performance of breakthrough curve can be approximated by only one function in some specific cases.
