The phrase "approach that converts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, sales, or strategies that effectively lead to a desired outcome, such as conversions or sales.
Example: "We need to develop an approach that converts potential customers into loyal clients."
Alternatives: "strategy that yields results" or "method that drives conversions".
Toward making information "come alive": Over the next 24 months, executives say they will focus on supplementing standard historical reporting of data with emerging approaches that convert information into scenarios and simulations that make insights easier to understand and to act on.
To assist the interpretation of the complex flame-sampled mass spectral data, this work elucidates the possibility for providing mechanistic insights from a simple analysis approach that does not convert the mass spectral data into isomer-resolved mole fraction profiles but solely is based on signal strength and ratios.
So in Afghanistan, methinks, it's critical to develop national reconciliation and other approaches that can convert the greatest number of Taliban from violent negotiation to political negotiation.
In this paper we describe a two-stage knowledge engineering approach that facilitates explicit knowledge transfer, converting implicit visual cues and cognition of the experts to explicit attributes and rules implemented by the engineers.
Now, researchers have come up with a more direct approach, by inventing a new material that converts photons from an infrared (IR) laser into visible light.
Any approach that yields a proportion can be converted to NNTs.
We therefore conclude that robust learning with 0.4% DEET-laced sugar requires the flies to attempt to eat DEET and that low DEET concentrations convert the conditioned approach that is formed when flies are trained with the sugar carrier into a conditioned aversion.
In some cases the flexible hinge region of lambda C1 was interposed between the PouV protein and attached regulatory regions, an approach that has been particularly effective at converting full-length homeodomain repressors to activators (Brickman et al., 2001; Brickman et al., 2000; Zamparini et al., 2006).
Here we show that pyrolysis oils can be converted into industrial commodity chemical feedstocks using an integrated catalytic approach that combines hydroprocessing with zeolite catalysis.
