The phrase "approach was decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision-making process regarding a particular method or strategy that has been chosen.
Example: "After much deliberation, the approach was decided to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "the approach was determined" or "the approach was chosen."
Four years ago, when the company started R&D on the console's follow-up, a different approach was decided on.
Therefore, a formal approach was decided on for phrase parsing so ChemicalTagger uses ANTLR [21].
This top-down approach was decided after a first attempt to involve a local citizen, our year-long guide during our scientific campaigns.
To contrast the handmade feel of the title sequence, a more graphic approach was decided, resulting in the final font BrownsStd.
As no employer guidelines exist the choice of therapy approach is decided by the treating therapist and might have included NDT, motor learning, the developmental skills approach or a combination of approaches.
A key design issue in this approach is deciding the sizes of the segments delivered to individual peer which affect the time of complete media distribution.
One major difficulty with this approach is deciding which edges represent object boundaries and which are the result of other image properties, such as textured surfaces.
In order to assert the relevance of our approach, it was decided to compare it to the instantaneous allocation based on partial CSIT and to the instantaneous allocation based on perfect CSIT.
Therefore, although a departure from the usual Delphi approach, it was decided to resubmit some strategies to the panel to rate.
Late on the afternoon of 6 June 5 Platoon, B Company located what was thought to be the main communist position, however with nightfall approaching, it was decided not to press the attack that night.
In order to evaluate the proposed approaches, it was decided to push messages from the broker in batch sizes ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 messages.
