The phrase "approach that consider" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "approach that considers"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing a method or strategy that takes into account certain factors or perspectives.
Example: "We need to adopt an approach that considers the diverse needs of our community."
Alternatives: "method that takes into account" or "strategy that reflects".
Bioclimatic design is a concept of sustainable approach that consider of climate and human relations in reviewing the feasibility of a design.
To try to solve this, we took an exploratory approach that consider both weaknesses of the problem by taking into account, simultaneously, the synchrony of the time course of the EEG signal and the harmonic tuning among single narrow short-time frequency bands along the whole spectrum from 0,5 to 60 Hz.
I believe that it could be true, but, to reinforce this assertive, I suggest testing the influence of the sampling in the present results or using a statistical approach that consider the clustering effect for the specimens evaluated.
"The sustained delivery of benefits from nature requires an approach that considers conservation at multiple scales," says Blumstein.
Cultural ergonomics is an approach that considers interaction- and experience-based variations among cultures.
We do this by taking a case-by-case approach that considers individual companies on their merits, including the extent to which they meet their environmental responsibilities.
This algorithm also lets companies overcome the limitations associated with traditional gap analysis, an approach that considers only the difference between importance and satisfaction.
This is an approach that considers both the values embedded in technological design and the environment that surrounds how a technology is built and researched.
Technologies never exist in isolation; therefore, this course takes an integrative approach that considers multiple technological traditions and materials, such as stone tools, pottery, metallurgy, and perishable technologies.
Importantly, we wanted to adopt an agile research approach that considered software as an artifact, rather than (simply) as an outcome to be preserved and made accessible.
Directors should also inquire whether management has adopted an enterprisewide approach that considers the holistic needs of the entire company when making strategic IT decisions.
