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The phrase "approach led to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular method or strategy resulted in a specific outcome or consequence.
Example: "The new marketing approach led to a significant increase in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "method resulted in" or "strategy caused".
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That approach led to some expensive failures.
Zinovieff's anything-goes approach led to other innovations.
And each approach led to a more unified side.
That approach led to a joyous reunion between Kono Muya Muguza and her daughter in June.
Famously, such an approach led to her asking Trump about his many verbal attacks on women.
But his indelicate approach led to a quick dismissal in New York.
Pavlov's systematic approach led to the discovery of the conditioned reflex, revolutionizing science.
But more immediately, my collegiate approach led to long workdays involving a ton of touch-up.
His approach led to the paring down of his name, from Anthony Wedgwood-Benn to plain Tony.
The United States approach led to unlimited calling packages for all mobile networks, something still not available in Europe.
The importance of the genetic approach led to an expansion of the unit's programme and funding for extra staff.
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