The phrase "a tactic on" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing a specific strategy or approach related to a particular subject or issue, but it is better to use it in a more complete context.
Example: "The team developed a tactic on how to improve customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a strategy for" or "an approach to".
With the Slingbox rebate, Time Warner Cable is essentially reminding programmers that there are other ways to port channels to different screens and places, though it wouldn't admit to such a tactic on the record.
Donald Trump most recently resorted to such a tactic on Jan . 8 when he addressed the American people about the need for a border wall to confront the "national crisis" at the Mexican border.
But it is a tactic on the borderline of manipulation and is not easy to master.
I call a "tactic", on the other hand, a calculus which cannot count on a "proper", nor thus on a borderline distinguishing the other as a visible totality.
And Schulte suggested that if the city can show that maintenance standards are financially feasible for landlords, any drop in maintenance levels would be perceived as "a tactic on the part of the landlords". Innovation is not restricted to the rent law's maintenance standards.
The opponent could be using a tactic of some sort on you.
In his 49 there was not a single four – but there were three sixes all crisply struck off the spinners, all clearing very substantial boundaries by a distance, a sound tactic on a slow outfield.
Macartney's confidence was such that he charged down the pitch to meet the medium pace bowlers, a dangerous tactic on a surface with erratic bounce.
Founder Charley Moore tells us the legal action is an "example of a competitive tactic on LegalZoom's part to file a lawsuit rather than compete on actual product and experiences for consumers".
But this was a suicidal tactic on such a blustery day.
It's good to read that a handful of state attorneys general recognize global warming as a public nuisance ("A Novel Tactic on Warming," editorial, July 28).
