The phrase "approach a mixture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or techniques for dealing with or analyzing a combination of substances or elements.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired flavor, we need to approach a mixture of spices with care and precision."
Alternatives: "tackle a blend" or "handle a combination".
The failure to rein in Mr. Shiokawa or to pick sides has made some people question whether the prime minister is firmly committed to Mr. Takenaka's aggressive approach, a mixture of laissez-faire economics and robust deregulation.
In the "effect-based" approach, a mixture of sertraline metabolites, produced by liver microsomes, inhibited aromatase, but was less potent than sertraline.
To address these two concerns, in this study we proposed a novel approach, a mixture dose response model and an empirical Bayes method.
To address these two concerns, in this study we employed a novel approach, a mixture dose response model combined with an empirical Bayes method for ADE estimation and inference.
This improvement was achieved using process modeling approaches; a mixture of hard and soft modeling techniques were applied, and a case study approach was used to analyze findings both with respect to the utility of tools and the process improvement itself.
Thus, we implement two approaches for setting statistical thresholds for significant gene associations from the centrality and importance scores, namely, a permutation approach and a mixture model approach.
Her stylistic approach is a mixture of Folk and Modern, where Representational punctuates Minimal, and the process results in an odd sort of purity.
As opposed to analytical modeling and simulation, the emulation approach uses a mixture of real entities and abstractions.
It represents an extension of the background subtraction approach, using a Mixture of Gaussians (MoG) on the image sequences.
The technique facilitates a modelling approach where a mixture of theoretical and experimental models can be incorporated into a model of the complete system.
