The phrase "as an approximate value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing a rough estimate or a non-exact figure in various contexts, such as mathematics, finance, or general discussions.
Example: "The cost of the project is estimated to be around $10,000, as an approximate value."
Alternatives: "roughly speaking" or "in the ballpark of".
In this contribution, the neural network value is used as an approximate value for the weights.
A value of 3 days was used as an approximate value for the half-time of doomed cell loss (Ts).
This value should be considered as an approximate value, as, despite extensive precautions to prevent oxidation of the GPx (which was isolated from DTT-containing samples to keep the Sec residues in a reduced state), we cannot exclude the possibility that some of the residues became oxidized during isolation, which would result in an underestimate of this rate constant.
Choosing a computationally convenient value for x0, in this case the perfect square 16, results in a simple calculation of f′ x0) as 1/8 and Δx as 1, giving an approximate value of 1/8 for Δy.
Please name two quality measures and explain under which conditions the measure is assessed as "well fulfilled" (an approximate value is sufficient if you want to specify numbers)!
The regular service is 17 26 weeks but lasts in fact between 4 and 26 weeks for every individual soldier, so that 22,200 persons were involved in these missions abroad (this number is only an approximate value, as the exact numbers could not be retrieved from Bundeswehr sources).
This is an approximate value for the average of the association constants as derived from the forward ITC titration.
An approximate value was used as a true value when used to calculate cytotoxicity ratios.
With (45) and (42), which are independent of m, we can obtain an approximated value of (39) as function of the statistics of the channel.
