The phrase "approach of placing" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing methods or strategies related to positioning or arrangement, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The approach of placing the furniture in a circular arrangement created a more inviting atmosphere."
Alternatives: "method of positioning" or "strategy for arrangement".
McPhee says she doesn't believe the normal approach of placing such pupils in special units is in their best interest.
But that would be in keeping with our highest public officials' all-too-common approach of placing their political imperatives ahead of the public's right to know.
Evidence from cognitive and brain science suggests that the common approach of placing text onto slides does not improve student retention.
In a departure from American Express's usual marketing approach of placing a major emphasis on newspaper and magazine ads, the company is devoting most of its money-transfer advertising to radio and television commercials to try to reach people less prone to read.
Likewise, a series of papers over the past decade have shown similar abnormal activation of part of the brain called the amygdala in people diagnosed with anxiety, major depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.Such results suggest that the DSM's approach of placing patients in diagnostic silos is questionable.
It turns out that contrary to a non-clustering approach of placing assertion-checkers into a design the clustering algorithm along with the proposed method for incorporating assertion-checker clusters into a debug infrastructure lead to the better results in terms of the energy consumption and design coverage.
The approach of place-stretching, which has been introduced recently, is used for the purpose of designing a controller.
Virtual-world technology is interesting and can deliver great experiences (especially in the context of a dedicated game) but the approach of place before people, or "if we build it, they will come," has always under-delivered on the fundamental human desire to connect with other humans.
In Section 5, we describe a new approach of optimally placing hidden information in the DCT domain that simultaneously minimizes both the perceptual distortion and output bitrate.
A practical impediment to this approach is the difficulty of placing two computers, rather than one, into an already crowded clincial space.
In these cases, a balanced approach to place of care may be an indicator of good quality of care, rather than the converse.
