The phrase "angles of approach" is a correct and usable phrase in both spoken and written English.
An example sentence is: "After months of research, I have identified three angles of approach to the problem."
Some ultimately find both angles of approach far too hubristic to stomach.
Look at the angles of approach, the lines showing the relative speeds of his car and the train.
One of the wonders of fashion is how easily it lends itself to odd angles of approach.
The story of the Beatles is like the story of Watergate or the second world war, the civil rights movement or Vietnam: it contains a million smaller stories, a million witnesses, a million angles of approach.
He added that Sean Hannity and Keith Olbermann had each got the story of the housing crisis about half right, despite "very different angles of approach," and that Glenn Beck, "whatever you think of his histrionics," had been closer to ninety per cent correct.
Whenever the word "time" comes up — "wasting time," "about time," "in time" — the reader must stop and think about the many angles of approach to that subject in Ruth Ozeki's delightful yet sometimes harrowing new novel, "A Tale for the Time Being".
If the angle of approach is more shallow, the shuttle would enter the atmosphere too fast.
The look of the garden, like the shape of a story, changes according to your angle of approach.
Here was a telling invasion of Farage territory uncovered with Wright's characteristic persistence and oblique angle of approach.
"So it is not clear to me that 'minorities' is the best angle of approach to gaining fair representation for those who come from disadvantaged backgrounds.
