The phrase "good approximate" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to describe something that is a close estimation or approximation, but the adjective "good" does not fit well with the noun "approximate."
Example: "The estimate provided was a good approximation of the final cost."
Alternatives: "close estimate" or "accurate approximation."
Although the necessary molecular properties were not then available, Urey developed good approximate values.
Unfortunately, neither problem is easy to solve exactly, although there is a very good approximate solution originally derived by the Swedish mathematician Harald Cramér.
However, good approximate solutions can be obtained using randomisation techniques as in [34].
Such statistical model provides good approximate answers to queries with a given probabilistic confidence.
The simulation based optimization approach gives good approximate solutions for the stochastic demand problems.
A simplified model of the pressure effect is also developed which yields good approximate results.
It indicates that the balancing technique implemented here yields a good approximating distribution, denoted "Balanced", of the "raw" distribution of net income in the survey data.
Ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM), which has good resolution (approximate 50 μm) and scan speed (more than 8 Hz), have been used to image the crystalline lens [ 40, 41] and the ciliary muscle [ 42, 43].
It seems that Spinoza thought good government approximated to that of the free burgesses of Amsterdam, a city in which religious toleration and relative political liberty had been realized.
Those people who are best at math, researchers found, also tend to be good at approximating numbers.
The methods however correlate fairly good and approximates changes in blood flow very good in stable hemodynamic conditions, similarly as in previous studies in healthy subjects, but fails to do so in situations with higher doses and changes in noradrenaline.
