The phrase "approach for one" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a method or strategy intended for a single person or individual.
Example: "The approach for one is to focus on personalized learning techniques that cater to individual needs."
Alternatives: "method for an individual" or "strategy for one person".
The best approach for one organisation may well not suit another.
Crewe Alexandra have reported an unnamed Premier League club to the Football Association for an alleged illegal approach for one of their young players.
Moreover, the CPU time required to obtain stable results with the finite-element method is significantly smaller than the linear-algebraic approach for one incident electron energy.
It is shown that significant improvements are achieved by the joint PDF approach for one of two high speed reacting flows investigated.
The results of the reaction-model free method match the common reaction model approach for one and two dimensional combustion processes.
Analyst Oliver Wynne-Jamesaidid: Following the announced split of ITT Corp into three specialist units and the bid approach for one of Smiths Industries' divisions, it is fairly clear that the parts are often worth more than the whole.
The Knicks' early success on offense this season was a tribute to their precise ball movement, but they seem to have abandoned that approach for one-on-one isolation plays.
Herein, we report a chemodosimetric approach for one-step analysis of Hcy levels based on the electrochemiluminescence (ECL).
To overcome these limitations, we designed a targeted-capture next-generation sequencing approach for one-step identification of IGH translocations, V(D J clonal rearrangements, the IgH isotype, and somatic mutations to rapidly identify risk groups and specific targetable molecular lesions.
The implicit time advancing is compared in terms of accuracy and computational time with the explicit approach for one-dimensional and two-dimensional sediment transport problems, characterized by different time scales for the evolution of the bed and of the water flow.
We use a finite volume approach for one-dimensional equations, and we approximate u(x j,t) by u j.
