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The phrase "approximation does not reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the limitations of an approximation in relation to the actual value or situation it is meant to represent.
Example: "In this analysis, the approximation does not reflect the true complexity of the system."
Alternatives: "approximation fails to represent" or "approximation does not capture".
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Statistical approximation does not reflect the essence of occurring processes, but can give the common statistical picture as a first crude approximation.
From the figure, the Gaussian approximation does not reflect the true pdf well, but this inaccuracy turns out not severely affecting the overall IDDD performance.
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But the approximate operator does not reflect well an approximation in the perturbation sense; in fact, even if one uses a first-order approximate operator, the corresponding approximate solution could contain higher-order terms.
This approximation in lens shape at the edge does not reflect the true lens shape at the edges, which would require a more advanced finite-element approach to model, which is beyond the scope of this paper.
An alternative explanation for bacteriophage TUD patterns is that their approximation to their hosts results from amelioration [ 27], and does not reflect recent common ancestry.
We only included Cochrane reviews, and therefore the study does not reflect the entire literature base, but it is a good approximation given the recognised quality of such reviews.
It does not reflect well".
Simple majority does not reflect the intensity of voters' preferences.
It does not reflect the real world.
The result does not reflect our performance.
It does not reflect American values.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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