The phrase 'approach how' is not correct and usable in written English
A better phrase might be 'how to approach' or 'approach to'. An example sentence might be: "Explain your approach to solving this problem."
"As a start-up, you bring that same analytical approach: How do I get users?
"When we have these different global issues we take a Band-Aid approach – how can we fix this problem?
"We approach how we write music the same way we face every other thing around the band," Thompson says.
He smiles when he recalls the numerical approach, how in pregame meetings his coaches would predict the score, saying it felt like a 6-1 game.
"That is really the way that we have to approach how we vote: look around and ask yourself, who needs to be brought up?
But he is not convinced it is a sustainable approach: "How much money are they giving out, how are they getting it and how long can they keep it up?'' *Names have been changed to protect identities.
And instead of making mere magazine companion sites, Advance focused on a long-term approach, "How to build a business that will grow, and attract the kind of audience that is attractive to advertisers".
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Given his famously democratic approach, how, I wonder, does he decide what to photograph? 'I just wait until it appears,' he says, as if this were the most obvious thing in the world to do.
"We really focus on a whole mountain approach — how to read terrain, how to pick lines and execute them and how to ski a little faster," Ms. Backstrom said.
"The entire state effort has been on the capture and kill approach: how many terrorists can you arrest and how many can you kill," the former security official said.
