The phrase "approach unmatched" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy that is unparalleled or superior to others in effectiveness or quality.
Example: "Her approach unmatched by any competitor, she quickly became the leader in her field."
Alternatives: "unparalleled approach" or "incomparable method".
This approach offers unmatched information on cell function and neurochemical content.
The resulting value represented a measure of spike-time consistency, as it would be equal to 1 for identical trains, and approach 0 for perfectly unmatched trains.
Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm (D-NY) approached public service with unmatched zeal and urgency.
As there are no estimates available for the matching correlation, we have used a conservative approach and estimated power using an unmatched cluster randomised design [ 26].
Nystrom's goal started a dynasty, the first of four straight Stanley Cups for the Islanders in a run that included 19 consecutive playoff series victories, an achievement unmatched, and never truly approached, in hockey history.
However, previous studies have employed region-of-interest approaches or have used small or unmatched samples, with a consequent risk of type II error.
As the Pennsylvania primary approaches, Sen. Barack Obama has tapped into an unmatched wealth of financial resources in an effort to deliver the electoral knockout punch, outspending Sen. Hillary Clinton by a margin of roughly 2.3-to-1 on ad buys alone.
The features of RNAseq that are unmatched by the classical approaches, i.e. no background or saturation effects as in fluorescence-based detection, no cross-hybridization, and therefore an almost unrestricted dynamic range of detection, make RNAseq an attractive approach to analyze the entire transcriptome also quantitatively [ 12].
But he said the community's approach to dealing with the issue was unmatched.
