The phrase "approach published by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or strategy that has been made available through a publication, such as a book, article, or report.
Example: "The approach published by Smith et al. (2020) offers a new perspective on the issue."
Alternatives: "method outlined by" or "strategy presented in".
The other 23 wetland surveys utilized the double-observer approach published by Grant et al. (2005) where one experienced observer led the team.
The performance-based approach, published by the International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib), was applied for the design of a RC element in a marine environment, with corrosion resistant reinforcement, to analyse the potentiality of the model as well as the possible reasons which limit its use.
Mitochondrial filamentation (aspect ratio = AR) and mitochondrial branching (formfactor = F) were quantified by using a modified computer-assisted approach published by Koopman et al., 2008 (for technical details see [26]).
The eigenvalue method is an extension of an approach published by Vajda et al. [ 26].
For dose reconstruction from volume-weighted concentrations (DDVWCp), the approach published by Fenske et al. [ 37] was followed (equation 3).
Another FI-ICP-MS approach published by Takasaki et al. [115] employed quantum dots (QD) with a Cd, Te and Se bearing core for elemental labelling of adipose tissue-derived stem cells.
For dose reconstruction from creatinine-adjusted concentrations (DDCACp), the approaches published by Fenske et al. [ 37] and by Mage et al. [ 39] were followed (equation 4).
One of the most recent approaches, published by Kim et al., uses a tree-based top-down greedy algorithm (HLAforest) to predict the HLA genotypes based on RNA-Seq data (Kim and Pourmand, 2013).
It is an inductive, interpretive synthesis approach published in 1988 by Noblit and Hare [ 15], who are ethnographers in education research.
"Revisiting a Progressive Pedagogy: The Developmental-Interaction Approach" was published by SUNY Press in 2000.
An original approach was published by Prakash et al. [86, 87] in which carbon nanotubes and other carbon-based structures were directly grown on a LiF/Fe composite by decomposition of ferrocene deriving from a dried dispersion with LiF in diethyl ether.
