The phrase "a journalistic approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or perspectives that are characteristic of journalism, such as objectivity, investigation, or storytelling.
Example: "In her research paper, she adopted a journalistic approach to present the facts in a compelling narrative."
Alternatives: "a reporting style" or "a news-oriented perspective."
Founded about a decade ago, InkHouse takes a journalistic approach to storytelling.
Mr. Neelman did not take a journalistic approach when selecting his subjects.
This fight will require a journalistic approach that goes beyond any ordinary fight.
"There's no distance," she said, running her fingers over the names of victims inscribed in bronze.* "What we were attempting is almost a journalistic approach to film".
He settled in California, wrote two books and worked at Visible Interactive and then Silicon Graphics, where he brought a journalistic approach to internal corporate communication.
Bigelow told Dexter Filkins of The New Yorker that she was taking "almost a journalistic approach to film," while Boal told New York magazine that he uses a "hybrid of the filmic and the journalistic".
Julie Greene, a historian, takes a more journalistic approach as she tells the sometimes joyful but more often pitiful stories of the builders of the Panama Canal, which, in 1914, joined the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.The commercial success of both canals exceeded the most extravagant expectations of their backers.
Then last spring, WikiLeaks adopted a more journalistic approach -- editing and annotating a 2007 video from Baghdad in which an Apache helicopter fired on men who appeared to be unarmed, including two employees of Reuters.
She approached it with a chatty style that MSNBC portrayed as a new journalistic approach.
After this period of speaking out on international injustices and taking a more journalistic approach, Lidman returned to fiction, setting a new series of novels in her home district, as she had her early novels.
For some productions, he used a direct, journalistic approach, massing three-dimensional screens to create a montage effect with slides and film.
