The phrase "approach each of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to deal with or consider individual items or people in a group.
Example: "In order to improve our project, we need to approach each of the challenges with a fresh perspective."
Alternatives: "tackle every one of" or "address each of".
In doing so, he added, "It made sense to approach each of these categories as a miniexperience".
"My paper pieces can be worn, but I approach each of them as a work of art, with its own meaning and life," she said.
Cry has a remarkably open design that allows the player to approach each of its challenges in a variety of ways.
But there was one big problem: despite the fact that its technology was dealing with a huge volume of data, Nuance would have to approach each of its enterprise customers and ask for access to this data for research purposes.
Volleying between those two spaces was tricky, but while I was actually writing it, I was trying to have each voice be so singular that the reader could approach each of those issues on each character's own terms.
While there's not just one "set" way to approach each of these aspects, what you should know is that it's your decision - to stand for your values, beliefs and to accept your responsibility to understand the consequences of conduct and behavior in close relationships.
She then approached each of the bridge's wrought-iron suspension rods.
Imperceptibly, with excitable stealth, the camera starts to move, approaching each of them in turn.
With microphone in hand, Miliband calmly approached each of the questioners assembled under the 1830 clock tower of the town's Guildhall.
She approaches each of Big Red's races in the same way, describing the track, the crowd, the weather and so on, and these passages become repetitive.
Mr. Feinberg then approached each of the 17 companies with his proposed remedy during conference calls over the last two weeks.
