The phrase "approach distinguishes between" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different methods or perspectives that differentiate between various concepts or categories.
Example: "The theoretical approach distinguishes between qualitative and quantitative research methods."
Alternatives: "method differentiates between" or "framework separates between".
This approach distinguishes between disease and disease-free states by allowing for the analysis of complex protein mixtures and expression differences between proteins.
To interpolate between insulator and conductor with continuous design variables, the monolithic approach distinguishes between the permittivity value of the electric Poisson's equation and that of Maxwell's stress tensor.
Our approach distinguishes between the three policy types, namely security policies, process policies and IAM policies.
Our quantitative approach distinguishes between mobile transnational activities, i.e. visits to the homeland, and non-mobile activities, such as remitting.
Although the MicroDYN approach distinguishes between knowledge acquisition and knowledge application, the two components are highly correlated (r = .74; Greiff et al. 2013b).
The advocates for this approach distinguish between health promotion and disease prevention efforts.
This approach distinguishes especially between 'science-based' and 'cumulative' technologies and highlights the perspective of the entrepreneurial firm.
All approaches distinguish between the origins of the market phase.
Other perspectives are less well-integrated within the literature; psychological approaches distinguish between 'bodily changes' (both sensations and visible changes) and 'symptoms' and are interested in the processes by which one becomes the other (Teel et al, 1997; Van Wijk and Kolk, 1997; Bradley et al, 2001).
Inter-task approach dynamically distinguishes between processes based on their execution time and assign them a different CPU speed (Hwang and Wu 2000; Douglis et al. 1995).
Further interpretations of the concept 'sustainable development' have been primarily based on the three-pillar approach, which distinguishes between environmental, social, and economic dimensions of sustainable development [10].
