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The phrase "approach was made" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action taken to address a situation or problem, often in formal or academic writing. Example: "An approach was made to improve the efficiency of the production process."
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"The approach was made in a more than fair way.
In the time of Socrates a nearer approach was made to the method.
"An approach was made and the party decided not to take that forward," May's spokesperson said.
The approach was made by Valery Zentsov, once a KGB officer in Soviet-occupied Estonia.
A validation of this theoretically deduced approach was made at an automotive supplier.
For this purpose, firstly, a detailed description of the modified Holmberg Persson approach was made.
British and American officials said Friday that the initial approach was made by Libya in March, just before the war.
When the approach was made, the expectation was that Miranda would sing something from his debut musical, In the Heights.
The hearing was told that the direct approach was made without the knowledge or participation of Mrs Litvinenko's lawyers.
The Guardian has established from Iranian opposition sources that the approach was made by Iranians seeking to exploit old contacts with the PLO, but failed.
Shares in VT jumped 4.5% to 650p this morning, adding to the 25% rise seen since Monday when Babcock's approach was made public.
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approximation was made
deal was made
direction was made
attitude was made
rapprochement was made
orientation was made
criteria was made
approach was tried
approach was championed
approach were made
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