"approach to proceed" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used to describe a method or strategy for getting something done. For example, "We need to develop an effective approach to proceed with the project."
The best approach is to proceed from strong conceptual grounds, as we have done, by making the assumption that period effects on changes in functional status over this relatively brief time window are highly unlikely [ 46, 47].
"They of course would be utilised and my approach would be to proceed absolutely according to law".
Our algorithm detected the lack of colocalization in Figure 3C whereas Costes' approach was unable to proceed due to the negative r value (Fig. 3).
More than a few of the album's tracks, including "If I Should Lose You" and the Ornette Coleman ballad "Lonely Woman," take a noticeably free approach to rhythm, proceeding without much attachment to groove.
Thus the process-oriented approach allows practical conservation to proceed in parallel with research.
As you approach, Agro will refuse to proceed any further, and a cut scene will play.
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This approach may enable dynamic recrystallization to proceed at very high strain rates, with only limited thermal assistance.
The United States, Mr. Bush said, "is approaching a choice" about how to proceed in the campaign against terrorism, driven by a temptation to assume the danger made real by the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, had passed.
