The phrase "approach to rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or perspective on how to interpret or apply rules in a specific context.
Example: "Her approach to rules emphasizes flexibility and understanding rather than strict adherence."
Alternatives: "method of rules" or "perspective on rules".
But this is La Belle Province, and the idiosyncratic approach to rules worked in my favor this time.
Administration officials, as well as top regulators at the F.C.C., have also said they prefer to take a deregulatory approach to rules governing telephone services over the Internet.
Reform advocates had been disappointed in Mr. Sunstein, and by extension, Mr. Obama, for an approach to rules that often seemed to emphasize their burdens rather than their benefits, playing into the Republican charge that regulation is inherently bad.
When it's about adhering to "administrivia reglets" within the workplace, the bossy coworker's stickler approach to rules is really about power play, so if the sign says "we shut at 4pm", this person will stop automatically, even if a few more minutes would see the last transaction completed, all because it shows that they wield the power.
Mr. Gensler, a chief advocate of the law, lobbied lawmakers to close loopholes and has adopted a broad approach to rule-making.
U.S. negotiators are leaning toward a bilateral and more open approach to rule making that could apply more broadly as a way to improve trade.
In the future, we will apply this approach to rule generation with many kinds of interestingness measures.
For this to be done with DA, would take a model selection approach to rule out (backwards) or include (forwards) variables.
Our aim was to know how frequent AWA determines infectious aspiration pneumonia confirmed by evolution and microbiological samples, and to propose a methodological approach to rule out antibiotic usage.
The recent appointment of Bob Herdman, formerly a senior executive at Ernst & Young, as chief economist at the SEC is encouraging more companies to seek the SEC's advice on what accounting rules they should follow.Broadly, there are two main approaches to rule-setting.
A set of more systematic experiments shows that PLCG usually discovers significantly simpler theories than more direct approaches to rule learning (including the state-of-the-art learning algorithm Ripper), while striking a compromise between coverage and precision.
