The phrase "approach in such" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or manner of approaching something, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We need to approach in such a way that everyone feels included in the discussion."
Alternatives: "approach in this manner" or "approach in this way".
After that, he took a different approach in such situations.
Unlike fellow British Marxist historians, Hobsbawm took an international approach, in such works as Industry and Empire (1968).
The most viable approach in such cases is to prevent further spread of contamination.
The earlier plan of indefinite detention "was a coherent approach" in such cases, Mr. Baker said, adding, "If we know that they are Al Qaeda operatives, for as long as we're fighting Al Qaeda we're going to keep them detained".
It is shown by a simple example that a chemometric approach in such cases can again provide additional useful information about the sample.
"The Home Office acknowledge in the review that 65% of appeals and 45% of judicial reviews have been successful; however, despite spending a great deal of taxpayers' money on this self-serving review, they still have the arrogance to claim that there isn't a systematic problem with their approach in such cases," he said.
Objective: To review surgical and diagnostic approaches in such patients.
If they are seen to reject such common sense approaches in such a forum then they will find it hard to garner support when they need it.
"I feel like not a lot of movies about that age are approached in such an artful way," she continued.
But most of the real-world problems are unstructured or semi-structured in objectives or constraints that caused lag of application of these traditional approaches in such problems.
All calculations are approached in such a way as to make them totally compatible with standard engineering methods for radiative heat transfer, namely the discrete ordinates method.
