The phrase "approximately consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data, findings, or observations that align closely with a certain standard or expectation, but not exactly.
Example: "The results of the experiment were approximately consistent with the theoretical predictions, suggesting that our model is on the right track."
Alternatives: "roughly in line with" or "generally aligned with".
The measurement value is approximately consistent with the real value.
The simulation results are approximately consistent with the experimentally measured flow pictures.
This pattern is approximately consistent with the spatial structure of topography and land use type.
The results illustrated in this paper from the numerical simulation are approximately consistent with that of physical tests.
This is approximately consistent with the equivalent width calculation of 811 eV. 10 Nov 2016 updated for CIAO 4.9, no content change, updated fit results.
Without this accurate market information, health plans cannot know with any confidence if the amount charged for a service is higher than, lower than or approximately consistent with what is generally charged for that service in that area.
The ves: non- ves ratio of roughly 2 1 for the virulent group changed with attenuation to approximately 6 1, consistent with great reduction of non- ves diversity generated through attenuation.
The fraction of each species as a function of oligomer size looks approximately exponential consistent with a step-wise polymerisation process.
The hardness after the oxidation treatment was slightly increased by approximately 10%, consistent with reported oxidation resistant properties of this material for mechanical protection applications.
NMR confirmed that the furan/arene ratio of glucose hydrochar is approximately 1 1, consistent with the furan/arene structure supported by Raman spectra.
The ratio of the heterozygous and the wild-type offspring was approximately 2 1, consistent with the expected Mendelian frequency.
