The phrase "in approximation of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is not exact or precise, but is close or similar to the intended meaning or value. Example: The scientist's measurements were in approximation of the actual temperature due to equipment limitations.
"I've never seen anything even close to it in approximation of the potential damage," he said.
The gradual change in behaviour in approximation of the desired result is known as "shaping".
While Mr. Loquasto's scenery may lift or slide (notably in "Good Morning") in approximation of the movie's camera gyrations, Miss Tharp frequently halts her scenes with blackouts.
We derived dispersion equations for stable and unstable modes in approximation of "thin" plasma flex.
While dismembered Scottish voices recounted fragmentary real-life anecdotes, odd tangential phrases appeared on a giant screen, and the strings and horns rose and fell as if in approximation of these already vague musings on anxiety, sex and insomnia.
"I've not even seen Apocalypse Now," admitted Peter, 25, sporting a headband and digital camera on a strap around his neck in approximation of Hopper's photojournalist character from the movie.
Here we are interested in approximations of signals in ({L}_{1} -space.
We used threshold 0.01 in approximations of KL divergence, and threshold 1 in Euclidean distance and cross-likelihood ratio test.
The Bernstein polynomials have many applications: in approximations of functions, in statistics, in numerical analysis, in p-adic analysis and in the solution of differential equations.
The Bernstein polynomials are used in approximations of functions as well as in other fields such as smoothing in statistics, in numerical analysis, constructing the Bezier curves.
For epidemiological evaluations, the place of residence can be used in approximations of UV exposures and their impacts.
