The phrase "are capable of approximately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the abilities or potential of something in relation to an estimated quantity or degree.
Example: "The new engine models are capable of approximately 300 horsepower, making them suitable for high-performance vehicles."
Alternatives: "can achieve around" or "are able to produce roughly".
SRFN is capable of approximately the same total surface tension reduction, but with the unique property of forming quickly collapsible foams.
The mechanical properties of the resulting Hap Xan composite hydrogels were further investigated by a tensile test, where the Hap Xan composite hydrogel with an appropriate amount of Hap (Xan/Hap = 2.7) was capable of approximately 370% elongation.
Micro-computed tomography (µCT), which is capable of approximately 3-µm isotropic resolutions, may currently be considered the most established high-resolution imaging technique for trabecular bone depiction.
In the case of TripAdvisor, [22] report that the independent variables (cleanliness, location, rooms, service, sleep quality and value) are capable of explaining approximately 78% of the dependent variable (overall).
In the case of HotelExpedia, the results show that the independent variables (cleanliness, hotel condition, room comfort and service and staff) are capable of explaining approximately 80% of the dependent variable.
Modern sequencing platforms are capable of sequencing approximately 5000 megabases a day [ 1] at the cost of pennies per megabase.
Although Adélie penguins are capable of descending to approximately 170 metres (about 560 feet) beneath the surface of the ocean in search of prey, they prefer to hunt within the first 50 metres (about 165 feet) where light availability is greatest.
Female white and black rhinoceroses attain sexual maturity at the age of four to five years and are capable of calving at intervals of approximately 2 1/2 years.
In this context, we explored a protection method by which functional engineered cartilage constructs that are capable of attaining native functional properties (approximately 400 1000 kPa [ 26, 37]; canine: approximately 190 380 kPa [ 27, 38]) can better withstand the harsh chemical environment of the joint.
A large proportion of oocytes are capable of being fertilized, but only approximately half of fertilized oocytes fully complete their preimplantation development and still fewer implant [ 2].
