The phrase "approach recognises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or perspective that acknowledges or accepts certain ideas or principles.
Example: "The new educational approach recognises the importance of emotional intelligence in student development."
Alternatives: "method acknowledges" or "strategy accepts".
Unlike conventional graph-based methods, which recognise features by graph matching, the new approach recognises the undercut features by searching the cut-sets of subgraphs.
In part, this approach recognises that the wall of silence surrounding the issue of payday lending only exacerbates the problem.
The first approach "recognises the primacy of objects in the real world" and attempts to spin them in a favourable or unfavourable direction.
The approach recognises the importance of contingency in time and place together with the role and nature of both local and global knowledge.
Greening said: "This approach recognises that businesses are crucial to a country's development … That they bring vital investment, taxes and innovation … And they provide jobs and economic opportunities for the communities where they operate.
This approach recognises that translating the efficacy of direct mechanisms that mediate HIV prevention (including prevention products, procedures, and risk-reduction behaviours) into population-level effects requires interventions that increase coverage.
There is need for an approach that recognises this, and that also recognises research to be a product of its social, historical and ideological context.
So the One Health approach, which recognises that the health of humans, animals and the environment are interconnected, is key".
The French have been exceptional in driving this change in approach which recognises the private sectors crucial roles in tackling climate change.
Finally, we need a holistic approach that recognises the other health and economic benefits that come from sound stewardship of water and land resources.
