The phrase "approach in favour of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that supports or advocates for a particular option or viewpoint.
Example: "The committee decided to adopt an approach in favour of sustainable practices to reduce environmental impact."
Alternatives: "method supporting" or "strategy advocating for".
But in September 1998, Dr Mahathir changed tack, abandoning the orthodox approach in favour of tight controls on capital flows.
The former is expected to eschew the age-old Hollywood "did they or didn't they" approach in favour of graphic depictions of penetration.
Yet European bosses, like their American counterparts, soon abandoned this cautious approach in favour of deals that suited grander empire-building ambitions.
Some felt that the "lesser of the two evils" approach in favour of Ken, adopted by some Labour supporters, was "muddle-headed" and that the real question was about whether we should elect a progressive candidate over a reactionary.
But cost-cutting has put a squeeze on companies' legal budgets, and there is growing interest in doing away with the "billable hour" approach in favour of other pricing schemes.It is not hard to see why.
Pearson sets out his vision for City's first season back in the top flight after a 10-year absence and rejects any talk that he might have to drop his low-profile, sitting-in-the-stands approach in favour of a more centre-stage, headline-making role.
What is clear, however, is that an unprecedented effort on the part of all engaged stakeholders to abandon traditional approaches in favour of more courageous and open strategies is a necessity.
Rather, the better alternative is to reject both bottom-up and top-down approaches in favour of vigorous interaction between publics and institutions as the ongoing source of democratization and institutional innovation.
While quantitative approaches have generally been resisted in qualitative approaches in favour of standards of 'credibility', 65 67 empirical research has indicated the utility of dual coding.
A SWAp thereby does away with the fragmentation and inefficiency of project-by-project, donor-by-donor approaches, in favour of a coherent, mutually-agreed upon policy framework which is under local, rather than donor, control.
SAHAYOG and its allies needed to reconsider earlier antagonistic approaches in favour of a more nuanced consideration of the differing perspectives and constraints under which duty bearers work, including the ambiguity about their roles and levels of authority that pervades many levels of the health department, discouraging the managers from taking initiative for problem-solving.
