The phrase "approach to developing business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods for growing or managing a business.
Example: "Our approach to developing business focuses on innovation and customer engagement to drive growth."
Alternatives: "strategy for business development" or "method for growing a business."
This paper presents a systems approach to developing affordable business models based on the specific case example of novel portable ultrasound scanning device – the GE Vscan – for use in primary care.
Open Source (OS) was born as a pragmatic alternative to the ideology of Free Software and it is now increasingly seen by companies as a new approach to developing and making business upon software.
Since, as the report points out, "women already have more absolute, if self-imposed, demands on their time...both inside and outside of the workplace," organizations also need to start taking a more time-sensitive approach to developing women for business leadership positions.
In its literature, SEA underscores a new "business approach" to developing rail travel.
Her aim is to create an inclusive working environment and a rigorous approach to developing talent while ensuring a continued focus on how these elements impact business.
He calls it the "subdued" approach to developing school spirit.
Given participants' lack of entrepreneurial traits and ability to develop business ideas, this approach likely has advantages in serving the needs of the less capable entrepreneurs.
This study provides information to healthcare professionals about how best to develop business cases for FLS.
This paper introduces an engineering-based approach to develop and design new business models based on a distinction of four business model elements and using a three level model for designing, planning and managing operations to achieve production excellence in each production unit and ensure strategic probability to enhance implemented DMS to the next evolutionary stages.
This work presents a process-aware approach to develop KM platforms linked to business processes with semantic capability to manage knowledge objects with natural language content as well as to support social interactions and ad hoc working groups.
