The phrase "a normative approach to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or perspective that establishes norms or standards in a particular field or context.
Example: "In this study, we will adopt a normative approach to evaluate the ethical implications of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "a standards-based approach to" or "a prescriptive method for".
We introduce efficient learning equilibrium (ELE), a normative approach to learning in non-cooperative settings.
This paper adopts a normative approach to develop a dynamic form of corporate reporting designed to deal with the threat posed by mass extinction of species.
The research took a normative approach to understand whether the current palm oil value chain governance comply with the principle of good governance.
The cost estimates are based on a normative approach to service provision.
This survey shows low organisational ACP systems and support for case managers and a lack of a normative approach to ACP across Australian HCP services.
Compared to a normative approach to need assessment, the socio-dental approach provided a reduction of 70% in the volume of estimated treatment need [ 10- 12].
The importance of a rigorous, normative approach to the implementation of primary health systems and the building of a cadre of trained public health professionals cannot be overstated.
Thus, a traditional normative approach to assess oral health using only clinical measures has serious inadequacies [ 9].
To estimate the likely outcomes resulting from the alternative approaches, we will apply decision analysis, a prescriptive, normative approach to decision-making in the face of uncertainty.
A pragmatic and normative approach to define which diseases to include in an assessment has been employed by Smith et al. [ 2].
There is an underlying conceptual link between the rational model of research utilisation, the normative approach to economic evaluation and a focus on barriers to the accessibility of published analyses.
