The phrase "approach published in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or strategy that has been documented in a publication, such as a journal or article.
Example: "The approach published in the latest issue of the journal provides new insights into the problem."
Alternatives: "method outlined in" or "strategy detailed in".
a The work presented in this paper extends our prior approach published in [18].
Bin-Nun says that the approach, published in Physical Review D, could be a good way to probe black hole properties, but he acknowledges practical and theoretical concerns.
We have simulated degradations on standard test images for obtaining some objective measurements of the performance of our deformable SV-filtering techniques, combined with the L0-AbS deblurring approach published in [22].
It is an inductive, interpretive synthesis approach published in 1988 by Noblit and Hare [ 15], who are ethnographers in education research.
Another approach, published in parallel and implemented in the SpliceView program [ 5], explores the same idea of creating WMM motif families with a clustering algorithm, which leads to better performance compared to simple WMM and WAM.
The present study is based on the approach published in Duarte et al. [ 22], where a global classification of plant protein coding sequences (Tribes) was used to identify a collection of 959 genes that are represented by exactly one copy in each of four sequenced angiosperm genomes (Arabidopsis, Populus, Vitis, and Oryza).
The creativity of some approaches published in the literature signals the difficulty of finding reliable data regarding the costs of occupational cancer.
It presents a comparison of different approaches published in the literature, followed by a critical review of the distinct analytical tools used up to the present date.
We organize the different approaches published in the literature according to the techniques used for imaging, image preprocessing, parasite detection and cell segmentation, feature computation, and automatic cell classification.
The FABCE standards were synthesized by esterification of authentic fatty acid standards and corresponding branched-chain alcohols using approaches published in reference [ 48 ].
The sophisticated version of CDA used here followed the earlier simpler approach, published first in the context of ovarian cancer by Granowska et al (1988), and the more recent refined technique applied to the imaging of the axillary nodes in breast cancer using Tc-99m SM3 (Biassoni et al, 1998).
