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The phrase "a finer approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that is more refined or improved compared to others.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we decided that a finer approach would yield better results in our project."
Alternatives: "a more refined method" or "a superior strategy."
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This would be a fine approach if I wasn't so bothered by Mary's behavior.
It is a fine approach to the trading pits and winning at whacking.
"Winging it" is a fine approach to life's minor decisions, but when you negotiate, it can be disastrous.
And Choi is making up for some brutal driving with a fine approach shot on the 11th.
His last shot at the 2014 US Open was a three-footer for birdie after a fine approach, and that means he's signing his name to a 66.
As a cook, she understands both that making Thanksgiving dinner is part of the passage to American life, and that mastering it gradually is a fine approach.
A fine approach at the 11th, the hardest hole on the course this year, to three feet gave him a fourth birdie in five holes.
Though he hit a fine approach shot within 10 feet, he just missed the par putt that would have secured him a playoff with Els.
That would be equally humiliating for "U S A". 5.47pm: Tiger has played a fine approach to the fourth green, which has brough a new exclamation from the rednecks in the crowd: "Come on bayby, yee-hah, come on bayby".
On the 2nd he did it with a delightful chip from the back of the green, which rolled back towards the hole to leave him an easy putt, and on the 3rd he did it with a fine approach.
Molinari enjoyed a slice of luck when his wild drive on the 18th finished on an adjacent fairway and he then hit a fine approach shot to set up the birdie.
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