The phrase "approach also yields" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes of a particular method or strategy in a given context.
Example: "The new teaching approach also yields improved student engagement and understanding."
Alternatives: "method also produces" or "strategy also results in".
This approach also yields new insights into the difficulties confronting path-based formalisms.
This different approach also yields another proof of Bourdon and Shapiro's lower bound mentioned above, in our specific case.
This approach also yields information concerning geometrical distortions due to various process options, which is of particular interest to the manufacturers.
The approach also yields new existence and multiplicity results for the Dirichlet problem for the same type of equations in a bounded domain.
The approach also yields information such as the local and global sensitivities which are used to identify microchannel width and manifold inlet length as the critical input parameters to which the outputs are most sensitive.
This approach also yields a perspective on some sensitive features associated with grazing bifurcations.
Glenn S. Meyers, chief executive of MyTriggers.com, said this cost-per-action advertising approach also yielded a better user experience, since shoppers were shown products most relevant to them — not simply the items from the highest-paying advertisers.
The approach also yielded positive economic outcomes that enabled bordering populations to make up to 25% of their global annual income from the forest.
Our approach also yielded a greater detection sensitivity (as low as 9 pg·mL−1) than classical AuNP colorimetry or other aptamer-combined methods Moreover, this method enabled the detection of BPA in a small fraction extracted from thermal paper with a high specificity among EDCs.
This approach also yielded practical and pioneering results, from a cardiac-care unit that can be adapted to patients' conditions to the sunlit Crown Sky Garden, which transforms a towering atrium into a landscaped playground.
This approach also yielded classifiers for more chemical-tissue conditions than the transcriptome-wide search.
