The phrase "approach of integrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for combining different elements or systems.
Example: "The approach of integrating various technologies can lead to more efficient processes in the workplace."
Alternatives: "method of combining" or "strategy for integration".
To address this limitation, Khan et al. [43] proposed an approach of integrating hierarchical clustering analysis.
In this paper, we have presented a novel approach of integrating template matching with statistical modeling for continuous speech recognition.
In the current work, we propose a novel approach of integrating exemplar-based template matching with statistical modeling.
We propose a novel approach of integrating exemplar-based template matching with statistical modeling to improve continuous speech recognition.
"We don't know whether the M.D.-Ph.D. approach of integrating research into medical school or the Ph.D. approach that we're doing is going to work better".
This paper proposes a novel approach of integrating a computational optimization algorithm into the ablation planning system.
This review presents an overview on bioengineering approaches of integrating protease-sensitive motifs into hydrogels, for the creation of cell-responsive biomimetic scaffolding materials that degrade in response to their proteolytic microenvironment.
During our literature search, we failed to find similar approaches of integrating this kind of follow-up documentation in the HIS in such a way that timely survival curves can be generated.
In the past decade years, microfluidics has been rapidly developed into a powerful approach capable of integrating multiple functions for single cell analysis [ 54].
Here, we approach the process of integrating the available data relating to the relationships between APP and its proteolytic fragments and neuronal processes based on a systems biology approach and build a map of relationships.
The critical report, "CyberInsecurity: The Cost of Monopoly," asserts that the steady onslaught of software viruses and worms afflicting millions of computer users is aggravated by Microsoft's approach of tightly integrating its Internet browser and office productivity software with the Windows operating system.
