The phrase "a graded approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that involve varying levels of intensity, complexity, or rigor, often in a systematic manner.
Example: "In our project, we will implement a graded approach to assess the risks associated with each phase of development."
Alternatives: "a tiered method" or "a phased strategy".
Even those of us who are far from podium standard can benefit from sport psychology – be it to develop a graded approach to addressing your fear of swimming in open water to complete a triathlon or simply to improve exercise adherence.
This paper suggests a graded approach to cyber security in a research reactor facility.
The SHPRM has seven evaluation criteria that are employed at specific analysis, decision, and comparison points in a graded approach, based on the nuclear facility's seismic design category.
Because the SSCs in pool-type research reactors are not the pressure-retaining components, codes and standards for design of the SSCs following the safety classification can be selected in a graded approach.
We took a graded approach by evaluating binding first in cellulo using an equilibrium saturation analysis for targeting PSMA.
The physiotherapist will reiterate safety advice (eg, the importance of the safety strap, taking a graded approach and frequent rests, etc).
We have described a protocol that represents a rational, graded approach to stable adult patients with AUFI that is informed by local infectious epidemiology [2].
A functional and graded approach was also performed to increase activity level and improve strength, endurance, range of motion, balance, and coordination [20].
It may be possible to accomplish this through a graded exposure approach [ 114].
All patients participated in a modified version of the physiotherapy program described by Kemler et al. [ 20], which is based on a graded activity approach intended to improve function, strength, and mobility of the affected extremity.
The participants are encouraged (1) to perform regular brisk walking in graded approach towards the recommended duration, frequency and intensity and (2) to document these activities in a diary.
