"approach to representation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or strategies for representing something, such as an idea, concept, or data. Example: In their study, the researchers compared two different approaches to representation in presenting the data - a visual approach and a numerical approach.
The approach to representation that he employed in this work is typical of "naive art".
We have plenty of models to consider, including nearly every modern democracy in the world that has rejected our antiquated approach to representation.
Lecture 3. How to eliminate gerrymandering: a new approach to representation, its realization in Zürich and its application to the U.S. Congress.
This won't have been a concerted effort to lock trans people out, of course – but unless there is a holistic approach to representation, trans people face the equivalent of a glass ceiling.
This paper presents a convenient approach to representation of the intended exchange of signals, energy, and/or materials and the generation and management of port-based knowledge (PBK).
The authors propose an approach to representation the designed product functional structure in its 3D-model creation tree in a CAD-system.
We analyze sorts with respect to the requirements of a complex adaptive system and compare it to other representational formalisms that consider a constructive approach to representations.
It covers approaches to representation, reasoning and learning of preferences.
Figurative art had come back into favor in the previous decade, and the more gifted RISD students — Kara Walker had graduated a year earlier; Shahzia Sikander was two years ahead of Mehretu — were experimenting with new approaches to representation.
This framework enables us to understand new approaches to representation (e.g., non-probability samples) and new approaches to measurement (e.g., new ways of asking questions to respondents).
Artificial languages straddle occult, religious and proto-scientific approaches to representation and communication, and suggest that much of the so-called 'new philosophy' was not very new at all.
