The phrase "a routine approach for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a standard or habitual method for achieving a specific goal or task.
Example: "The team adopted a routine approach for managing project deadlines to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "a standard method for" or "a customary way to".
In the last decade, directed evolution has become a routine approach for engineering proteins with novel or altered properties.
Conclusively, it is a practical chemical dereplication strategy that can enhance the efficiency and has the potential to be a routine approach for the discovery of new natural compounds.
Column leaching has been used as a routine approach for assessing the geochemistry and toxicity of porous materials for many years [21 23], and it was particularly useful for mine wastes as supposed to better simulate field conditions than the batch methods [24 27].
QTL mapping based on biparental populations has become a routine approach for genetic studies of complex traits in plants and animals.
Since stereotaxic injection of chemotherapeutic compounds directly into human brain tumor masses constitutes a routine approach for neurosurgeons, high concentrations of cannabinoids can easily be delivered by this technique [9].
Computer simulation is a routine approach for evaluating computational procedures of different algorithms.
Moreover, an ultrasonography-supported paradigm is gradually becoming a routine approach when caring for critically ill patients [3, 4].
Here, the potential benefits and drawbacks of solid-phase microextraction are discussed as an analytical routine approach for aquatic bioconcentration studies according to OECD TG 305, with a special focus on the testing of hydrophobic organic compounds characterized by log KOW > 5.
However, providing services for the families as a routine approach has not yet been established [ 39].
Bacterial resistancy tests, such as the mecA-gene in Staphylococcus aureus and vanA/vanB in Enterococcus species, are today widely used in clinical routine approaches for characterisation of resistant strains [29].
Recent global policy has moved toward simplifying HTC, resulting in a more routine approach to testing without requirements for lengthy pretest counseling.
