The phrase "approach to frame" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or perspective regarding a specific frame, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "In our discussion, we will explore the approach to frame the issue of climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "method to frame" or "perspective on framing".
It seems that a social learning theory approach to music therapy interventions might represent an appropriate approach to frame treatments for both bullies and the victims of bullying.
However, this approach to frame conditions has not been considered so far in any of the numerous approaches for the automatic validation and verification of the behavior in UML/OCL models that have been proposed in the last years.
To minimize HIV transmission and unwanted pregnancies among young people, a comprehensive approach to frame their sexuality is urgently needed.
Bates et al. [ 4] used a PICO-style approach to frame inclusion and exclusion criteria for literature search and other mapping tasks.
The session addressed the strategic issues and choices that firms face at each point in this life cycle, and used a case-study based approach to frame the issues.
On the other hand, the fact that the method also performed well against the trustworthiness criteria in general reflects the formalization of the mixed methods approach to frame rapid appraisal.
Pelli's dull arrangement of orange brick boxes at least helps set off Hadid's more penetrating approach to framing urban relationships.
Mr. Montiel has an odd, stuttery sense of pacing, an eccentric, almost haphazard approach to framing and a fondness for loosely structured scenes driven by improvised dialogue.
One approach to framing a new process on European security that should also be endorsed in Chicago must be to deepen consultations aimed at reliable arrangements or understandings with Russia on the full range of Euro-Atlantic security issues, including missile defense and conventional and nuclear arms.
Whitehill et al. [10] present a discriminative approach to frame-by-frame head pose estimation.
We also discuss how the approach to framing informing our analysis may complement cognate accounting research drawing on notions of performativity and social psychology.
