The phrase "approach that highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or strategy that emphasizes certain aspects or features of a subject.
Example: "The approach that highlights the importance of teamwork has proven to be effective in improving group dynamics."
Alternatives: "method that emphasizes" or "strategy that showcases".
Throughout our review, we take a mechanistic, multi-scalar approach that highlights the complexity of interactions between floral resources and bees, across space and time.
Pritchard's innovative integration of science and technology studies, environmental history, and the political history of modern France makes a powerful case for envirotechnical analysis: an approach that highlights the material and rhetorical links between ecological and technological systems.
Ms. Ferdinando summarized the film as "the 'Inconvenient Truth' of mindless eating," with the story taking a "behind-closed-doors, fly-on-the-wall" approach that highlights unhealthy relationships people have with food.
Joint risk management (JRM) is an approach that highlights the importance of collaboration between the project actors in managing risk that cannot be identified at the outset of the project.
This would be an approach that highlights the support the individual may need in areas of communication, medical care, functional independence, supervision, and transportation (Kailes and Enders 2007).
For the score, Frisell has drawn upon his wide musical palette informed by elements of American roots music, but refracted through his uniquely evocative approach that highlights essential qualities of his thematic focus.
"For a long time, there was a left-brain approach" that highlighted "rational reasons and good selling points, but in the last several years studies have shown that emotional attachments really are a crucial factor in purchasing decisions".
Unlike the candidate-gene approach that highlighted the selected genes, GWAS aims to analyze the genotype of SNPs throughout the whole genome, not simply focusing on those that are obvious candidates for effects on the disease of interest.
Gene and miRNA profiles of Chinese and Caucasian samples were compared using an unsupervised approach that highlighted similar clusters of correlated features in Chinese and Caucasian samples of our study and in an independent dataset of Caucasian patients, indicating that the taxonomy of transcriptional elements regulating breast cancer biology was the same in the Chinese and Caucasian groups.
Philosophers discussing self-knowledge often write as if approaches highlighting one of these methods of generating self-ascriptions conflict with approaches that highlight other of these methods, and also as if approaches of this general sort conflict with self-detection approaches (Section 2.2 above).
Our analyses suggest that it is possible to identify such evolutionary episodes provided that we move beyond the classical prospective approach and start using phylogenetic-based approaches that highlight how present-day diversification in brain size can be understood as a result of historical events.
