The phrase "approach lends itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular method or strategy is suitable or adaptable for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "This innovative teaching method lends itself well to interactive learning environments."
Alternatives: "approach is suitable for" or "method is adaptable to".
This approach lends itself to the linear probability model (LPM).
But this approach lends itself to questions — at least it did for me.
For its simplicity, the proposed approach lends itself for design applications.
The approach lends itself directly towards applications where measured spectra necessarily arise from mixing of multiple components in an additive fashion.
The approach lends itself more readily to symbolic calculations, like MAPLE, and the calculations of normal forms, together with the associated coefficients, are carried out much more conveniently.
This paper demonstrates that the dynamic approach lends itself naturally to implementation on computationally weak platforms working with very low-level sensory information.
The vast amount of data collected using these approaches lends itself to modeling of molecular response signatures (genetic, transcriptional or cell sub-populations) that predict vaccine outcome, including immunogenicity, reactogenicity and efficacy.
But the approach hardly lends itself to effective diplomacy, certainly not when dealing with dictators.
But it has, in the years since satellites have shed their inaccessible-spy-technology image, also become an approach that lends itself to humanitarian, environmental and educational projects.
It boils down the entire shooting match to a single letter grade that does not convey the full weight of this approach and lends itself to tabloid headlines instead of a real look at a school's problems.
This approach also lends itself naturally to expressing design and operational decisions as disjunctive expressions over the component blocks.
