The phrase "approach sensitive to" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to discuss someone or something that has an approach that is mindful of a certain situation. For example, "The lawyer took an approach sensitive to the defendant's unique circumstances and crafted an effective defense."
It is argued that research and theory relevant to group work in classrooms is limited, and that a new approach, sensitive to group work under everyday classroom conditions is required.
Aware of the danger of sectarianism, the capabilities theorist seeks to identify capabilities that seem genuinely important to people across a wide range of reasonable ethical doctrines and societal cultures; and he/she seeks to find ways to make the application of the approach sensitive to ethical and cultural diversity.
We explicitly apply a structurationist theory approach sensitive to power relations in each of these contexts.
We have analyzed these data with an approach sensitive to all the systematic biases and limitations of methods given above.
Further work will be needed to test the approaches sensitive to individual preferences, in the local programme setting.
We hypothesize that there is unexplored potential to characterise alternative and/or complementary measures of relatedness, for example through pattern recognition approaches sensitive to the information contained in complex patterns.
This is the same assumption underlying comparative genomics approaches but the population genomics approach is sensitive to natural selection of a different strength and on a different time scale.
In addition, results of this approach are sensitive to the order in which we control for the covariates, which is not the case in the Oaxaca Blinder approach.
Thus, in general the ML approach is sensitive to initial values leading to convergence problems.
Calculated fatigue lives based on the S N approach are sensitive to input parameters.
The proposed approach is sensitive to identifying outlying assays and is not dependent on the choice of normalization method.
