The phrase "approach shaped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how a particular method or strategy has been influenced or formed by certain factors or experiences.
Example: "The approach shaped by years of research has led to significant advancements in the field."
Alternatives: "method influenced" or "strategy molded".
The government is determined that the state ceases to own and run forests directly – an approach shaped by ideology and financial circumstance before practical understanding.
Rick Rubin, the producer, whose stripped-down approach shaped everything from early hip-hop to late-career Johnny Cash, bought Shangri-La in 2011 and painted it all white, save for some original tiling.
"This 21st century approach, shaped by the actual biology of the nontarget organisms, is the best safeguard against inadequately informed approval of the next new class of pesticides (and that's something an outright ban on one class of pesticides can't do)," she adds in her e-mail.
The modernist approach shapes the same information regime in information science discourse.
Sayce argues that they should be replaced by more bespoke approaches "shaped by disabled people and employers, to achieve better career outcomes".
The dominant characteristic of the physiotherapy paradigm which is focused on biomechanically oriented treatment approaches shaped therapists' thinking about psychosocial issues.
While that may seem like a logical approach, Shape CTO Shuman Ghosemajumder, who ran click fraud prevention at Google from 2003-2010, says it actually doesn't make a lot of sense for criminals to place these important assets where they can be found by corporate trackers.
"My approach is shaped by a single generational theme, an idea I came upon thirty years ago," he said.
He reckons the pioneer vignerons' approach has shaped the region's identity: "They were all about quality.
The economical go-it-alone approach was shaped from lessons learned on and off Broadway, said Mr. Davenport, a former company and general manager.
It is proposed that decision making on the configuration of the OR approach is shaped by communications concerning boundary judgements.
