The phrase "approach and procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for completing a task or project, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "In our research, we will outline our approach and procedure for data collection and analysis."
Alternatives: "method and process" or "strategy and methodology".
The same methodological approach and procedure was followed to estimate seismic losses in the two different exposure databases and, therefore, results in terms of the same risk metrics have been obtained.
The buried penis presents another interesting problem that demands a somewhat different surgical approach and procedure.
The remaining interviews were transcribed by a secretary who used the same approach and procedure in the transcription process as the first author.
Overall, decompression using the iO-Flex system may have potential advantages over micro-decompression and interspinous spacers, including use of a simple minimally invasive approach and procedure, and the ability to treat patients with severe LSS symptoms.
12, 20 The ultimate decision on the approach and procedure when older women require POP should be based on the overall health, physical activity status, and future sexual activity plans of the patient, as well as on surgeon training, skills, and preference.
The modeling approach and procedures (Fig. 1) were established according to the characteristics of the target selection phase.
Analysis was informed by the constant comparative approach and procedures to support quality in qualitative research (Strauss and Corbin, 1998; Kuper et al, 2008).
Acceptability of the study approach and procedures was determined by a subjective 7-item acceptability measure (see above) adapted from our prior research.
Therefore, in this context, we describe facile approaches and procedures that enable the synthesis of some new chalcone fatty acid esters, incorporating fatty acid moiety directly attached to one of the phenolic positions.
Communities have wide latitude in the approaches and procedures they can utilize in procuring WTE systems, although many statutes and local charters and ordinances may limit the choices available to some communities.
In view of the fact that experiments are often time-consuming and, in some cases, meteorologically both problematic and expensive, intensive work has been done over the past few years on the development of mathematical approaches and procedures to evaluate real thermal and moisture transfer processes.
