The phrase "and approaches with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a manner in which someone or something is coming closer or getting nearer to a particular situation or object.
Example: "The scientist carefully observes the experiment and approaches with a cautious mindset."
Alternatives: "and comes with a" or "and advances with a".
Now entering his 60's, Theroux seems protean, inventing himself anew from book to book, trying on situations and approaches with an inventive ease that seems surprisingly free of the narrowing warps of obsession.
Dr. Jones recognizes the place as sacred and approaches with an appropriate amount of solemnity.
The first one is Health Directed Behavior with an ICC of 0.66 and the second one was Constructive Attitudes and Approaches with an ICC of 0.67.
So she eyed women in the baggage claim area, spotted a suitable pair worn by one of them — and approached with a $120 cash offer for the emergency footwear.
A statement from Vice said: "The fashion spreads in VICE magazine are always unconventional and approached with an art editorial point-of-view rather than a typical fashion photo-editorial one.
The fashion spreads in VICE Magazine are always unconventional and approached with an art editorial point-of-view rather than a typical fashion photo-editorial one.
The fashion spreads in VICE magazine are always unconventional and approached with an art-editorial point-of-view rather than a typical fashion photo-editorial one.
During session 10, participants and therapists discuss anger management and communication approaches with a focus on assertive communication techniques.
She is as engaged with her time as she is with form and materials, and approaches both with a very real but elegant sense of economy.
Our approach PeerSharkPeerShark combines the benefits of flow-based and conversation-based approaches with a two-tier architecture, and addresses the limitations of these approaches.
