The phrase "a learned approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy that is based on knowledge, education, or scholarly understanding.
Example: "In tackling complex problems, we often adopt a learned approach that draws on extensive research and expert insights."
Alternatives: "an educated approach" or "a scholarly approach."
CT: I think that I'm so curious about what I perceive to be an historical separation between an intuitive and learned approach to music, that the two have been unnaturally separated for hundreds and hundreds of years.
Stimuli associated with pain offset in turn signal relief and later on support learned approach (i.e. relief-learning).
This behavior, quantified as a positive associative performance index (PI), can best be grasped as a memory-based search for reward: if the test is performed in the presence of fructose, the learned approach is abolished (Gerber and Hendel, 2006; Schleyer et al., 2011) (olfactory behavior per se is not affected: see below).
SBI, as a learned-centered approach, has two major characteristics: 1) learners are the center of attention and are taught how, when, and why strategies can be used, and 2) strategies may be explicitly or implicitly embedded into language tasks (Chamot & Rubin, 1994).
Stretching the parameters of the traditional Japanese vocal and combining the result with John Cagexperimentsd experinelectronicectronic sound, Ono was a tougher, less melodic Meredith Monk: a musical futurist with a learned, albeit improvisatory, approach to the studio — indeed, to the whole concept of being an artist.
It's a learned look; learned from those goddamn princesses.
Consider an ideal graph GI (an undirected graph from KEGG) and a learned graph GL (a DAG learned using the seeded BN approach).
A historian's learned, eclectic approach to the spooky gratification (known to Henry James and Rose Macaulay) that comes with contemplating the collapse of presumptuousness past, the wreck of vanished wealth, importance and influence.
We present an approach for planning robotic manipulation tasks that uses a learned mapping between geometric states and logical predicates.
An advantage of such an approach is that it is easy to interpret for humans, making it possible to verify that a learned model looks reasonable.
