The phrase "approach that generates a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that produces a specific outcome or result.
Example: "We need to adopt an approach that generates a positive impact on our community."
Alternatives: "method that produces a" or "strategy that creates a".
The proposed method is based on a structured approach that generates a α-level confidence interval (CI) for binary capacitated two-terminal network reliability.
We emphasize here a combined geochemical approach that generates a wide-ranging elemental suite that is examined with multivariate statistics.
TILLING is a flexible reverse genetics approach that generates a lasting resource that can be utilized to screen multiple targets.
There is obviously a need for a high-throughput approach that generates a global view, in order to identify the salient modifications of the biological pathways triggered by intracellular parasitism.
We describe an approach that generates an ensemble of ind models; all of these models are technically acceptable solutions to the sequence-to-expression problem in light of wild-type data, and some represent mechanistically distinct hypotheses about the regulation of ind.
However, for the leopard cat a higher differentiation between groups was obtained using the biogeographic approach that generated a FST of 0.86 (P<0.05) as compared to a FST of 0.32 (P<0.05) for the taxonomic categorization (Table 3).
We applied a deep-sequencing approach that generated an average of ~30,000 reads per sample (mean = 30,165, median = 28,223), and therefore were able to detect taxa present in low abundance.
Hopefully we can move forward from here with an approach that generates much more light and a lot less heat.
From a practical point of view, an approach that generates specific models according to changing data of projects is an advantage.
In our algorithm the spatial mesh configuration can be defined in two different ways: either by an isoparametric approach that generates curved control volumes, or by a piecewise linear decomposition of each spatial control volume into simplex sub-elements.
He continues, "It is loosely analogous to what a game theorist would call mixed-strategy equilibrium: an approach that generates sufficient randomness (or apparent randomness) across government sources as to degrade the ability of outsiders to predict the nature and origin of any given disclosure".
