The phrase "a very positive approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or attitude that is optimistic or constructive in nature.
Example: "Her very positive approach to problem-solving has inspired the entire team to think creatively."
Alternatives: "an extremely optimistic approach" or "a highly constructive approach."
Mr Cameron was "optimistic and takes a very positive approach to the changes that he wants to see", the source added.
Stafford Smith believes Deghayes has fared better than many veterans of Guantánamo since his release because he had the support of his family, an education – and because he has taken a very positive approach to his experiences.
"We have always taken a very positive approach to working with employers and pointing out the benefits – to the business and the individuals concerned – of keeping people in work," says Naess.
Incorporating learners in the design process from the beginning was highlighted as being a very positive approach.
"[If] you got to meet her and know her, [you] would just be immediately taken by her sincerity and the fact that she's very serious about what she's been doing.... She's got a very positive approach to meeting challenges both in research and in other aspects of graduate life.
It is to be hoped this losing World Cup campaign does not persuade Hodgson to revert to more cautious instincts because the young players he has at his disposal lend themselves to a very positive approach going into the Euro 2016 qualifiers.
With these funds, management plans to take the very positive approach of paying down debt to strengthen the company's already healthy balance sheet and ramping-up production to further leverage the growth potential of the firm's existing domestic acreage.
I look forward to working with our councils on a very positive and exciting approach to delivering services for local people".
"I cannot say too much at this stage as potential incoming players are still under contract elsewhere, but several of them have responded in a very positive manner to our initial approaches.
Ayrshire-born Caddis will approach Christmas in a very positive frame of mind after 12 months of peaks and troughs, no more so than when the mercurial Di Canio stripped him of the Swindon captaincy in August, claiming that the new father's enthusiasm for football had dipped in the two months following the birth of his son.
