The phrase "a strategy that sometimes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a strategy that is not consistently effective or applicable, indicating that it may work in certain situations but not in others.
Example: "A strategy that sometimes yields positive results is to diversify your investments based on market trends."
Alternatives: "a tactic that occasionally" or "an approach that at times".
A strategy that's sometimes effective in chipping, she said, is to become "bi-manual," by separating the hands, even slightly, on the club shaft; one that often helps with putting is to shift one's "focus of attention" from the moment of impact to a later point in the stroke, so that the player stops thinking of the ball as the destination.
We included observational studies and randomized controlled trials, representing a strategy that is sometimes questioned but may have advantages that could outweigh the disadvantages because the addition of more information can aid in clinical decisions [ 42].
"It's a strategy that can lose sometimes, but the monthly returns were almost all positive," the banker said.
In most cases, the existing UK freight plans are supporting elements of an overall Local Transport Plan (LTP), often as freight strategies that sometimes include a freight action plan [45, 46, 48, 51], e.g. the strategic plan for transport in Kent can be found in Kent's third Local Transport Plan [37].
Instead, because of this convention, most investment managers bypass opportunities to materially improve aftertax results–with little or no incremental risk in favor of riskier strategies that sometimes beat their pretax benchmark indexes by only a handful of basis points.
He said there were legitimate strategies that sometimes resemble spoofing.
So the candidate is left with a strategy that largely consists of criticism of his opponent, sometimes fair, sometimes unfair, but always biting.
Sometimes I'll move a fading plant to a new spot, a strategy that works about half the time.
It's a strategy that will work.
