The phrase "approach used during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy that is applied in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The approach used during the experiment was crucial for obtaining accurate results."
Alternatives: "method applied in" or "strategy employed during".
As a result, he said, he recently began discussions with the National Academy of Sciences to have the academy "undertake an independent review of the scientific approach used during the investigation".
The integrated approach used during these research efforts is intended to be further developed and refined.
In the first section, the approach used during the competition is described in detail, while the second section describes the new extractor created after the competition which we call ChemXSeer Tagger 2.0.
Law enforcement officials also discredited activists in the mainstream press, a tactic commonly used to frighten the public and justify any heavy-handed approach used during the convention.
Cognitive behavior therapy was the therapeutic approach used during problem identification and discussion of coping strategies.
Mutations appear to be randomly spread across the chromosomes and this is likely the result of the rather undirected approach used during CSI.
The experimental approaches used during this investigation allowed us to separate the vintage-specific effects from those caused by more stable environmental features, whereas effects potentially caused by the interaction between these components were not revealed by our analysis.
The understanding of different approaches used during image acquisition, data collection and visualisation were examined.
This text presents a panoramic review of the theoretical and methodological approaches used during the last hundred years for the recording and editing of uitoto ritual chants.
The sign-up sheet and consent forms explained that the study would explore the teaching approaches used during the lecture with neutral reference to the use of narratives.
We inquire into the appropriateness of the use of certain augmentations and rhetoric approaches used during scientific debates, as well as the aptness of unequivocal statements in textbooks that indicate "abnormal prions" as a primary cause of Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies.
