The phrase "approach to leverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods to utilize resources or advantages effectively.
Example: "Our approach to leverage existing technologies will enhance our productivity and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "strategy to utilize" or "method to capitalize on".
We describe requirement-driven computational design thinking as an approach to leverage the distinctive characteristics of the digital design process.
As of today, however, there is no integrated approach to leverage this potential for software development in a systematic way.
The SI fusion process described in the previous section can be improved using a learning-based approach to leverage the knowledge of the already decoded bands.
For another, Siniawski is hoping to take more of a Netflix-style approach to "leverage more and more of that data to provide recommendations".
And, a newer startup, Incline, seeks to train veterans specifically in web development, a smart (and useful) approach to leverage the technical, math, and computer science skills of so many returning service-men and women.
Our findings suggest that, with proper design and facilitation, face-to-face study group would be a practicable and effective approach to leverage MOOC students' motivation, engagement, and deeper learning.
But, increasingly, Facebook has moved to control more and more of the actual experience of reading and viewing news with tools like Instant Articles and an aggressive approach to leveraging its video platform for publishers.
The fact that Russia eventually agreed to help rather than hinder the West in Yugoslavia probably says more about its financial dependence (on soft western loans) than about Mr Talbott's cunning, patience or literary sensitivities.The trouble with the bond-dealer's approach to leveraging Russia is that its calculations are short-term.
As a result, any approach to leveraging Biomedical Informatics in the context of a complex environment presented by the practice of personalized healthcare, must involve an optimal combination of both human and computational workflows.
This approach to leveraging machine-processable medical knowledge has been used by CDS approaches that include the Arden Syntax [ 42], SAGE [ 54], PRODIGY [ 68], and GLIF [ 69].
Our focus on shared single copy genes reflects an experimentally tractable and relatively conservative approach to leveraging the phylogenetic information present in large sequence datasets.
