The phrase "approach was perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular method or strategy is viewed or understood by others.
Example: "The new teaching approach was perceived as innovative by the faculty, leading to a positive response from students."
Alternatives: "approach was viewed" or "approach was regarded".
In all three instances, the structured approach was perceived as useful in facilitating agreement about priorities.
The approach was perceived as innovative, and the participatory network approach to programme development was said to add a new dimension to UNICEF's operational strategy.
A confidential and tactful approach was perceived as critical to prevent further stigmatisation and avoid jeopardising demand among those at higher risk of HIV infection.
The stepped-care approach was perceived to be too difficult to negotiate because several professionals at different stages of care risked a failure of communication between them.
The study also found that while the A4R approach was perceived to be helpful in strengthening transparency, accountability and stakeholder engagement, integrating the innovation into the district health system was challenging.
The new ANC attendees were less fearful of accepting HIV-testing because the opt-out approach was perceived by their partners and families as "standard of care" given to all pregnant women in the antenatal clinic.
"The drop-dead white-wall approach is perceived as deadly and old," she said.
Moreover, the VE-based approach is perceived as more enjoyable, easier to comprehend and more effective than printed maps when active navigation is available.
The results show that risk conditions can be computed efficiently and that the approach is perceived as useful by the participants in the tests.
[single question measure] Excitement The degree to which the teaching approach is perceived to be exciting.
[single question measure] Boredom The degree to which the teaching approach is perceived to be boring.
