The phrase "approach that cannot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that is not feasible or possible in a certain context.
Example: "We need to reconsider our strategy, as the current approach that cannot yield the desired results."
Alternatives: "method that is not feasible" or "strategy that cannot succeed".
Besides the problems described above, however, the analysis was hampered by a framework that still relied on motifs from a "philosophy of consciousness" fixated on the constitution of objects of possible experience an approach that cannot do justice to the discursive dimensions of inquiry (1973cd; 2000; also Müller-Doohm 2000).
Since the concept of high utility pattern mining was proposed to solve the drawbacks of traditional frequent pattern mining approach that cannot handle various features of real-world applications, many different techniques and algorithms for high utility pattern mining have been developed.
However it is a wasteful approach that cannot be sustained.
Effective multimorbidity case management requires an approach that cannot be neatly categorized into a discrete ICD diagnostic code.
Our collective knowledge of social anxiety and romantic relationships comes predominantly from cross-sectional studies where social anxiety symptoms and romantic relationship functioning were measured during a single assessment with a single informant an approach that cannot capture how psychological processes affect each person in the relationship over time (McNulty & Fincham, 2012).
This fundamental description of recycling systems questions the results of life cycle assessment and similar approaches that cannot capture the physical quality of recyclates.
We close this section by broadening the view and pointing to two model-based approaches that cannot be classified as "model adaptation" as they postulate different HMM topologies rather than adapting a conventional HMM.
All the former methods are heuristic approaches that cannot guarantee to identify the maximally scoring subgraph.
Although the "-omics" revolution has promise, there are important limitations and constraints to these approaches that cannot go unnoticed.
HRAP and CCD are long-term transformatory approaches that cannot be used as a means in a time-bound project with specific goals and purpose.
There is also a need for standardizing the mechanisms that health workers use to complete the HIV status disclosure process to avoid a situation where different health workers use different approaches that cannot be compared or measured for efficacy.
