The phrase "adopt a structured approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or strategies for tackling a problem or project in an organized manner.
Example: "To improve our project outcomes, we need to adopt a structured approach to planning and execution."
Alternatives: "implement an organized method" or "embrace a systematic strategy."
Policy makers can address the balancing market design challenge by adopting a structured approach in which design variables, performance criteria, market conditions, system developments, and resultant market incentives are explicitly considered.
Residents who used structured approaches in both the years achieved the highest scores, followed by those who adopted a structured approach in PGY-4.
Here, in the context of foresight we adopted a structured approach: we projected all dimensions of functions in the future, by changing systematically the objects or the modalities involved in the functional description.
Adopting a structured approach to care delivery involves continuing professional education, incorporating guidelines, creating practice registers and ongoing audit and feedback for participating practices.
The aim of this study was to assess the quality of care provided by three primary care-led initiatives adopting a structured approach to Type 2 diabetes care in Ireland, benchmarked against national guidelines and diabetes audit results observed in England and Scotland.
Throughout we have assumed that the vaccine offers complete protection against infection; if this is not true but instead vaccinated individuals have reduced susceptibility, transmissibility or consequences of infection, (a so-called leaky-vaccine (Ball et al., 2004; Arino et al., 2004)) then we need to adopt a structured population approach (Appendix A).
Ms. Ernst adopted a more structured approach, which a popular theory of education now argues works better than freedom for children with academic problems.
In the late 1980s, he adopted a more structured approach, deploying a shock machine that had been built by the parents of an autistic girl.
Two more recent studies, set both in hospitals and a family practice setting have adopted a more structured approach to relating blood glucose measurements to subsequent management decisions, but both trials have only published an analysis of people adhering to use of BGSM [ 15, 16].
Our approach adopts a structured mathematical framework to represent the kinetics of the processes that is flexible enough to reproduce a set of plausible network topologies (by implementing slight modifications on a basic model formulation).
