The phrase "a routine approach to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or habitual method for addressing a particular issue or task.
Example: "The team adopted a routine approach to project management to ensure consistency and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a standard method for" or "a systematic way of".
Today, it is a routine approach to use models to simulate rainfall runoff, to access flood properties, including time-to-peak discharge.
The Scot should also have won in 2006 at Winged Foot, but his nerve deserted him when he had a routine approach to the 72nd green.
However, this approach is demanding and cannot be applied as a routine approach to monitor fermentation in real time.
There is still no evidence that invasive bronchoscopic techniques should form part of a routine approach to suspected VAP [ 1].
Currently, conducting GWAS in an F2 population has been a routine approach to detect causal loci and genes [ 18, 20, 31].
In addition to establishing MCM as a routine approach to achieve medium-resolution structures of ncRNA domains, our results suggest both experimental and computational extensions to expand the technology.
Recent global policy has moved toward simplifying HTC, resulting in a more routine approach to testing without requirements for lengthy pretest counseling.
This is perhaps a consequence of the routine approach to NBS in Ontario and elsewhere (i.e., without requiring explicit informed consent from parents).
A second and more routine approach to studying and disseminating innovations has been individual policymakers' commitment to (and their institutions' support for) retrospectively evaluating novel strategies to improve service delivery.
Dietsch's routine approach to form heightened awareness that the same structural patterns were at work in "Dutchman," yet in a more flexible, less doctrinaire way.
In this way, a real integrated process of informed consent would be merely the most natural, proper and routine approach to protect both physician and patient in decision-making.
