The phrase "approach of lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The approach of lower standards in the industry is concerning."
Alternatives: "method of reduction" or "strategy for lowering".
The aim is to re-ground agriculture in local agro-ecological processes following the approach of lowering external inputs (i.e., material inputs, capital and labour).
Following the old adage in politics that one should attack an opponent's strength, Rubio proposed a tax plan aimed at helping middle-class families instead of the traditional Republican approach of lowering taxes for high earners.
In addition, the approach of lowering the shelf temperature with prolonged drying times would result in unfeasible process regarding economical aspect, even though efficiency would be high.
Instead, they used the unusual approach of lowering ATP concentration to 1 μM (why not zero?) and adding a kinase inhibitor.
So far no systematic approach of lowering GSH levels has been made, and the chemicals capable of lowering GSH level and GST activity have no structure-activity relationships [ 13, 14].
Bursaries Leeds Met says it prefers the approach of overall lower fees to charging a higher fee and redistributing some of that money through a system of bursaries.
Malcolm Clarke, chairman of the Football Supporters Federation, said that the approach of the lower leagues should be adopted by the top three tiers of English football: "This is the way forward and we would like to see this introduced in the higher leagues to ensure financial responsibility.
Rather than Uber's approach of a lower distance-based fare with more emphasis on surge pricing, Grab said it "always maintained a competitive per KM fare with 2.0 surge max".
While it is not obvious to the user, the bottom of the screen curves back on itself in a u-shaped design to place the screen's physical hardware below the screen, rather than the traditional approach of a lower 'chin' on the smartphone.
