The phrase "approach on this issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a particular strategy used to address a specific issue. For example: "The government's approach on this issue was to increase funding to the affected area."
It's time they took a tougher approach on this issue, even if it involves some peril to them.
Department agrees with post's suggested approach on this issue of engaging with direct discussions with host government officials.
"We need a European coherent approach on this issue, which is what the commission is striving for," Ms. Hansen said Wednesday in Brussels.
"We need a European coherent approach on this issue, which is what the commission is striving for," Ms. Hansen told a news conference Wednesday in Brussels.
If the Court's interpretive approach on this issue were accepted, then the text of the agency's regulations, for which notice was afforded and upon which comment was received, would be of no independent force.
(Rorty, it should be noted, softened his approach on this issue. See Rorty 2003).
It's part of an aggressive approach the organization is taking on this issue, one that you will be reading more about in this space in the coming weeks and months.
But we haven't been approached on this issue, although obviously we stand prepared to engage the future government on any issue concerning our presence here.
However, this support has been fraught with challenges and there has been an enduring gap in US policy approaches on this issue [ 19].
Keep in mind that suggestions made by Obama opponents that a failed approach to this issue on the part of the administration—if it, indeed, fails— will have some profound, long term effect on our status in the world are clearly overblown.
This model offers a scientific approach to this issue, based on statistical techniques and quantitative analysis.
