The phrase "a corresponding approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that aligns with or is related to another concept or idea.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired results, we must adopt a corresponding approach that complements our existing strategies."
Alternatives: "a related method" or "an aligned strategy".
We describe a corresponding approach to data-worth analyses within a Bayesian model averaging (BMA) framework.
Based on this method, a corresponding approach is proposed to identify the real measurement coordinate frame of the optical sensor.
The main objective of present paper is to propose an optimization design theory and develop a corresponding approach to design heat transfer unit, in which the heat transfer and flow resistance will be considered simultaneously.
The decrease of GOR, and also the damage to the normal operation of the system caused by temperature drop of feed brine because of seasonal variation, were explored, based on which a corresponding approach for adjusting feed brine flow rate was proposed.
Van der Linden et al. presented a corresponding approach that distinguishes content-related, localized, and device-related presentation knowledge [ 35].
It does not use searches for homologous proteins and thus performs worse, but runs much faster than a corresponding approach using evolutionary information.
Literature promises a superior SCN performance for a matching between the design of the SCN and the PA without providing any corresponding approaches.
Kress and van Leeuwen (1996) similarly suggest that the study of visual communication should parallel the study of language-based communication, with a corresponding lexicon approach as well as a grammatical approach which includes: typeface style, framing, salience, colour and hue.
A 2D bootstrap approach may be superior to a corresponding 1D approach, but there is in fact a trade-off between negative and positive aspects.
Building upon the P4 Medicine model and the preceding gaps in the state of Biomedical Informatics practice, we believe that a corresponding "4I" approach to Biomedical Informatics at the interface of research, education, and clinical care is needed.
Through a characteristic analysis of multi-source Intelligent Transportation System ITSS) data fusion on data layer combined with the concept of support vector machine (SVM), this article proposes a multi-source ITS data fusion technique using SVM, and designs a corresponding implementation approach from perspectives of SVM training, training result evaluation and SVM test.
