The phrase "approach applied at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific method or strategy that is implemented in a particular context or location.
Example: "The approach applied at the conference was well-received by the attendees."
Alternatives: "method used in" or "strategy implemented at".
Despite the approach applied at Lübeck, a commercial web-based MCDA expert system ('WebHIPRE' , SMART/SWING algorithm) came in use in Gothenburg, Sweden [21].
Operational activities continue to be driven by a problem-solving process based primarily on SARA as they do not demand the same level of resource prioritisation and scale of evaluation, with a SPATIAL approach applied at a strategic level.
The sample of providers included in the study was derived from a PS matching approach applied at the practice level using a specific caliper intended to provide a reasonable trade-off between covariate balance and the number of MRI practices retained in the final sample.
Firstly, comparisons between the models and experiments show that the micromechanics approach applies at this scale.
This study aims at describing the diversity of microorganism used for microbial production of xylitol with main emphasis on molecular approaches applied at the cellular/molecular level for enhancing its yield and productivity.
In particular, we use novel approaches applied at the biome level to estimate how speciation, extinction and dispersal together contribute to differences in diversity across mainland Asia.
Their essay notwithstanding, there will be a future need for a critical analysis of the priority setting approaches applied at least by the 57 % of countries that reported, herein, that they had a national health research priority agenda.
The effect of shrubs with typical above-ground biomass is estimated to be at maximum 2 dBA in the uniform scattering approach applied for a light vehicle at 70 km/h.
High temperature properties were determined using conventional molecular dynamics on the microsecond timescale, whereas the kinetic activation-relaxation (k-ART) approach was applied at low temperatures.
The RL approach was applied at the level of the SUs where they dynamically rank channels according to PU utilization and packet error rate during data transmission to increase throughput of SUs and QoS levels while reducing delays.
The similar fades spaced antenna analysis using the drift vector approach was applied at LF and oblique incidence using commercial radio transmitters about 165 km distant from the receiving site in Germany from 1959 until 2007, with height information being available from 1982 onwards.
