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Discover LudwigThe phrase "approach cheaper" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a method or strategy that is less expensive, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to find an approach cheaper than our current method to reduce costs."
Alternatives: "more cost-effective approach" or "less expensive method.".
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It takes more energy to ionize air, but air's ubiquity makes the approach cheaper overall, Niemira says.
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Built on the old Smokey Mountain site, the construction has won praise for its innovative approach: cheap, eco-friendly and durable in an area plagued with typhoons and floods.
Economists call the approach a cheaper path than inflexible regulations.
This approach uses cheaper and simpler equipment than the conventional one, but execution is another matter.
His new technology would make the approach even cheaper, he says, although the researchers haven't yet determined by how much.
And, given a choice between a mundane, more expensive flight, or one on Ted, Song or JetBlue, complete with video screens and a fresh business approach, the cheaper choice seems far more attractive.
David M. Muchnick, chief executive officer of a successful center in the South Bronx, said that in low-income neighborhoods the buyback approach is "cheaper and more cost-effective" than curbside pickup programs.
Launched in 2014, they aim to offer high school graduates an alternative approach to cheaper, "more compelling" education.
But such an approach, though cheaper in resources and American lives, is still flawed.
This approach is cheaper and faster than de novo sequencing.
This approach is cheaper to deliver but cost-effectiveness is yet to be established [ 6, 7].
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