The phrase "approach to granting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for providing something, such as permissions, resources, or opportunities.
Example: "Our approach to granting access to the database has been revised to ensure better security and efficiency."
Alternatives: "method of providing" or "strategy for granting".
Viridor has said it is pleased with the decision and respected the agency's thorough approach to granting the permit.
Id. at 4. Recently, ITC has been criticized for its lax approach to granting injunctions, in contrast to federal courts.
The House version, though, is expected to be more conservative in its approach to granting illegal immigrants a path to citizenship, among a number of central issues.
We present a study of the impact of a new policy using structured professional judgment and an interdisciplinary team-based approach to granting privileges to forensic patients.
The policy involved the use of structured professional judgment based on the HCR-20 and an interdisciplinary team-based approach to granting privileges for forensic patients.
Foundations can consider experimenting with alternative approaches to grant making by earmarking a share of their annual outlays for new approaches.
Sometimes a publisher, approached to grant permission, will demand a nominal payment: it is the author's / customer's responsibility to see that such payment conditions are met.
Perhaps the best example of this is our approach to grant-making via Environmental Venture Projects (EVP) and the Realizing Environmental Innovation Program REIPP).
It is a chance to rewrite the sluggish, top-down approach to grant-giving: instead of jumping through major donors' hoops, T160K seeks to provide quick, grassroots support.
Edward H. Ward, an adviser to the Republican minority in the Legislature, lamented what he described as Nassau's historically lackadaisical approach to grant-seeking.
