The phrase "a circle approach" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or strategy that is circular in nature, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "In our project, we adopted a circle approach to ensure that all team members contributed equally to the discussion."
Alternatives: "circular method" or "holistic approach".
SaTScan applies a circling approach to select all the geographical units in one place (e.g., northeast of NSW) as a particular cluster, in which these areas may be heterogeneous, especially when the radius setting is large [ 35, 36].
It aims to provide a more prominent online presence for women entrepreneurs in India using a five circle approach that starts with building a foundation on the Web, catalyzing collaborations and ultimately connecting them with customers.
It would be necessary to improve communication between GPs and specialists, e.g. by establishing joint continuing education courses for GPs and specialists in a regional smaller setting; for example, using a quality circle approach.
In a full circle approach, she too has to break the news to her own small daughter.
Adapt them to the new health, local government and policing structures developing at local level but retain and foster a 'virtuous circle' approach.
In spite of a recommended concentric circle approach for routine contact investigations that includes leisure and social locations (37), we found that investigations usually had been conducted in the homes of patients and rarely extended beyond friends and relatives.
A teenager caught shoplifting and the shop owner elect to give the restorative circle approach a try, engaging in the process with others, including a community member, the teenager's parent and two co-mediators.
See then elected to perform a visual circling approach, a simplified landing procedure allowing flight under instrument rules, as long as the pilot can keep the airfield and any preceding aircraft in sight.
However, within the inner part of the ring the epidemic roams freely and thus imposes a risk to humans and livestock which makes it less competitive than the compact circle approach.
Usually organizations fine-tune the quality circle approach to suit their needs.
