The phrase "around close to zero" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
You can use it when discussing values or measurements that are near zero, but it would be clearer to choose one of the terms.
Example: "The temperature is around close to zero degrees Celsius, making it quite chilly outside."
Alternatives: "approximately zero" or "near zero".
The unemployment rate is around 3 percent and close to zero in the areas around the booming oil industry.
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Originally created as a one-off event for the 1992 Democratic National Convention, restaurant week has been around for close to two decades Diners can get a three-course, prix-fixe meal for $24.07 at lunch, and $35 for dinner.
For instance, the static model predicts a very low (lower than 0.25) probability of being employed for Asian immigrants around age 50 (the probability is very close to zero around 60). Yet, the dynamic model suggests a full assimilation that is statistically significant at the conventional levels.
Around of them are close to zero, suggesting low quality features.
We applied two-means clustering to r(t) to identify two clusters around values of r close to zero and values of r different from zero; these are designated clusters '0' or '1'.
The annual rate of increase in house prices in both countries slowed from around 20% in 2003 to close to zero last summer.
"If the markets continue to force on them borrowing costs at around 6 percent and growth stays close to zero, our calculations show the debt to G.D.P. ratio rising gradually to over 150 percent by 2017," he said.
The results show that impervious surface fractions can be obtained from medium resolution remote sensing data with reasonable accuracy, the mean average error is around 18% and the bias close to zero for both the recent and historical image.
