'in round brackets' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to set off additional or explanatory information from the main sentence. For example: "The annual report (in round brackets, published in December) was well-received by the board."
Robust standard errors are displayed in round brackets.
Both values will be given in round brackets divided by a slash, e.g., (1/60%).
The number in round brackets is error ratio, assuming that each parameter has log normal distribution.
Standard errors, displayed in round brackets, are clustered at the state level.
Figure 3 The Pareto boundaries for various as shown in round brackets in the legend, and dB.
Two manuscripts quoted by Johnson are not useful13 and the remaining 79 do not relate to a single text, but rather to the following combinations of three main texts (the number of references is reported in round brackets): De Coloribus et Mixtionibus14 (42).
Each of the terms in the round brackets in Equation 24 is reminiscent of Petry's (1983) effective migration rate for a neutral linked site (Equation 21).
The substitution of Al3+ for Si4+ necessitates the presence of additional interlayer ions to maintain charge balance, either monovalent alkali or Ca2+ cations, which are represented by the contents of the round brackets in formula (1); the exact location of these particular ions in the model structures requires further work.
The source node is denoted by, and edges are denoted by round brackets, in which and.
Moreover, notice that the terms appearing within round brackets in the rhs of the above equation can be shown to be zero due to exact algebraic cancellations that emerge from the solution of the equation order by order.
We will use round brackets to indicate variables sorted in ascending order, that is, is the smallest among variables.
