The phrase "approach that mirrors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or strategy that reflects or resembles another approach or concept.
Example: "The new teaching method is an approach that mirrors traditional practices while incorporating modern technology."
Alternatives: "strategy that reflects" or "method that resembles".
What does not work, Mr. Burwick said, is an advertising approach that mirrors television.
Such overlays are relatively common in large professional services firms, which are now moving toward a sector-based approach that mirrors their clients' industries and helps align internal experts with the needs of those industries.
To the uninitiated, SDN, is an approach that mirrors broader trends within the industry.
Instead of a traditional format that includes epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment options, this book takes an approach that mirrors the way clinicians interact with patients – by asking and answering specific clinical care questions.
Using an approach that mirrors the master-apprentice workshops of Michelangelo, Rubens – and, today, Damien Hirst – the workshop will have a prolific output, producing each frame in just 40 minutes.
An examination of the UNC Charlotte MSPH competence listing in combination with reviewing the approaches of other MSPH and MPH programmes led to an organizational approach that mirrors the MSPH programme's dual emphasis on research and practice.
Sherwood has won the hearts of Villa's fans with his ambitious, open approach that is mirrored by his body language in the technical area.
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Therefore, usage of the SDK follows a particular workflow pattern that mirrors our approach to constructing caCORE-type resources.
Missouri shortly thereafter introduced a bill that mirrors Wyoming's approach.
Sachs speaks for many when he pushes the World Bank toward development - yet he himself is criticized for a hierarchical Western approach to global poverty, a criticism that mirrors the general view that the Bank is old school, top-down world finance.
