The phrase "a strategy for finding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or plans aimed at discovering or locating something.
Example: "The researchers developed a strategy for finding new sources of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "an approach to discovering" or "a method for locating".
The push for a covenant amounted to a strategy for finding both short- and long-term solutions to a dispute that has bitterly divided the world's estimated 80 million Anglicans.
In these cases, a strategy for finding the object again is needed.
K-Tech Tree was established as a strategy for finding necessary technologies and developing the technologies to implement SWMI.
This planet-finding technique builds on a strategy for finding dim stars and stellar cinders: scanning the sky for stars that gradually brighten over weeks or months.
In mathematical optimization, the method of Lagrangian multipliers can provide a strategy for finding the maximum of (5), but the solution of extensive Lagrangian multipliers is computationally complex when " " increases.
In a recent article by James Watson, co-discoverer of the double helix structure of DNA, it was pointed out that causing oxidative stress by targeting highly expressed antioxidant enzymes, which are not present in non-malignant cells, holds great promise as a strategy for finding novel anti-tumor drugs.
We do not include MegaBLAST or SSAHA2 in the accuracy or SV detection tests because neither has any strategy for finding an OCS.
The convexity property of the Lagrangian optimization can also be used to create a fast strategy for finding a value for that matches the actual resource consumption against the desired resource consumption.
For me, that means a new strategy for finding a literary agent and tackling this for-profit venture.
You can use a potion of night vision to see ocean monuments from far away (since they allow you to see even where visibility is zero).. Thus, a good strategy for finding ocean monuments is to set up a potion-brewing base, brew many potions of night vision, and use the potions to look into deep oceans without getting in the water.
Here we discuss the approaches that may be used for cancer gene identification in both human and mouse and discuss how a cross-species 'oncogenomics' approach to cancer gene discovery represents a powerful strategy for finding genes that drive tumourigenesis.
