The phrase "approximately strong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is strong to a certain degree but not precisely quantified.
Example: "The bond between the two materials is approximately strong enough to withstand the pressure."
Alternatives: "fairly strong" or "somewhat strong".
If, in this case, sigthresh = 1.e-5, there will be approximately 10 strong background fluctuations detected as sources.
This will also help ensure extensive funding and training for the approximately 350,000 strong Afghan police and military forces, which may otherwise disintegrate.
The world's leading newspapers reported on the massive protests against Fidesz's policies in Hungary in recent months, including an approximately 70,000 strong rally in front of the Budapest opera house, where the system's dignitaries held a sumptuous gala to celebrate the entry into vigour of the new "basic law", or constitution, and related laws.
In chess, for example, players or computers can judge approximately how strong their positions on the board are by simply comparing the pieces they've captured with ones they've lost, Coulom says.
Meanwhile, Hill led the rest of the battalion, approximately 525 strong, in some commandeered trucks towards the town of Béja, an important road and railway centre approximately forty miles from the airfield.
Meanwhile, Lieutenant Colonel Hill led the rest of the battalion, approximately 525 strong, in some commandeered trucks towards the town of Béja, an important road and railway centre approximately forty miles from the airfield.
For 8th grade math, the prediction of 2010 scores by lead data was approximately as strong as was the prediction by 2006 achievement test scores.
Megaman and Harvey, the two representatives of an approximately 10-strong crew today, sigh wearily.
Ulsrud slammed his broom to the ground and an approximately 50-strong band of British fans cheered loudly inside a mostly empty Ice Cube Curling Center.
