The phrase "approximation to support the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or calculation that is intended to provide assistance or validation for a particular concept or argument.
Example: "The approximation to support the theoretical model was crucial for the experiment's success."
Alternatives: "estimate to aid the" or "calculation to back the".
The matrix approximation procedure has been made available to support the design and analysis of the future screening studies.
To support the probability of misclassification approximation, a Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for normality was performed with the random control samples for copy number classes 1, 2 and 3.
When the conventional multivariate analysis was tested using bootstrapping it was observed that the SE and CIs obtained by resampling were similar to those calculated from asymptotic approximation and this supports the adequacy of our conventional analysis.
Although saturation indices derived in this way are approximations, the results largely support the solid phase speciation derived from LCLS fits, in which arseniosiderite was found only in the sediment from Lost Lake, Frog Pond, and subareal mill tailings.
In the general case, AGQ is a numerical approximation to the integral over the whole support of the likelihood using Q quadrature points adapted to the data [ 15].
Finally, we discuss the lower-approximation approach to the reachability problem and how to extend Ariadne to support it.
We have included the transition densities that we obtained with the second-order approximation to the mean in Supporting Information, Figure S1.
These correlations support the approximation proposed by Pereira et al. (2001) between the societal approach to values and Schwartz's value theory (Pereira et al. 2005).
40623_2017_665_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1. Provides the synthetic experiments which (1) compare the arithmetic and geometric average, (2) support the approximation applied in the paper, (3) show the examples of all four elements of impedance tensors, and (4) examine the galvanic distortion model dependence of the proposed approaches.
Finally, all of the works of our group related to this methodological approximation are mentioned and summarized, showing that all of them support the validity of this approximation.
