The phrase "approximated mean" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in statistical contexts when referring to a calculated average that is not exact but close to the true value.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that the approximated mean of the dataset was significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "estimated average" or "calculated mean".
The younger or older individuals were categorized by the approximated mean age value among controls [i.e., <45 or ≥45 years].
What does "better approximated" mean precisely?
Mutation rates were used in seq-gen that resulted in values that approximated mean levels of polymorphism and divergence in the natural population via the parameters: -mHKY (default model of substitution), -l (length of window), -s (substitution rate).
Approximated mean reliabilities of mastitis were equal to 0.68 and 0.80 in univariate and bivariate single-step analyses, respectively.
Approximated mean bone degradation was calculated by subtracting the mean bone level of the nonligated control group from the mean bone levels of the ligature-treated groups.
29 If necessary, we approximated means and measures of dispersion from figures in the included studies.
When necessary we approximated means and measures of dispersion from figures.
The solution technique approximates mean conditions, and solves the deterministic model to refine the approximation, and eventually converge on a solution.
2- Approximation (when approximate mean or variance is used for maximization or minimization, the proposed transceivers will lead to sum rate improvement).
Animal toxicology experiments were carried out with a soot sample containing a PCDF concentration which approximated the mean value found on the ceiling particulates.
Considering the region of validity of diffusion approximation only the part above the approximate mean free scattering path is presented for comparison.
