The phrase "a sensible approach for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or strategy that is reasonable or practical for a particular situation or problem.
Example: "Implementing a flexible work schedule is a sensible approach for improving employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a practical method for" or "a reasonable strategy for".
Remanufacturing often seems a sensible approach for companies looking to adopt sustainable business plans to achieve long term success.
Ten years ago the other publishing forms were still very healthy financial engines and the wait-and-see strategy was a sensible approach for many.
Accordingly, Open Innovation is increasingly being seen as a sensible approach for businesses of all sizes and in a variety of sectors.
Maps are a sensible approach for communicating wildfire early warnings to the public as such warnings often contain a multitude of spatial information.
Most of the season, the Queen's Chamber Band devotes itself to the more antique end of the repertory, from the Renaissance through the early Classical era, and that's a sensible approach for an ensemble built around a harpsichord.
Thus, the system has to be able to utilize a low amount of source audio efficiently and have a sensible approach for reusing the segments while avoiding noticeable repetitions.
That seems a sensible approach, and for a woman whose life isn't being hugely compromised by some other overwhelming difficulty, it's probably a fairly easy measure to put into place.
However, considering every drug policy case in British history, it seems unlikely the government will take anything resembling a sensible approach, So, for now, all we can do is wait and wish.
No. 2 seed Memphis was missing a lot (shots, good passes, a sensible approach to defense) for most of its game against No. 15-seeded Cal State Northridge.
A sensible approach would be for a rolling analysis which compared two consecutive years using funnel plots to see year on year differences between hospitals.
It is a sensible approach, but Highlanders waiting for the delights of video-on-demand and high-speed Internet access should not hold their breath.
