The phrase "approach when presented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy to take when faced with a particular situation or information.
Example: "In order to solve the problem effectively, we must adopt a proactive approach when presented with new data."
Alternatives: "method when faced with" or "strategy when encountering".
However, observations by divers show that normally this shark is shy and hesitant to approach, even when presented with bait.
Despite the fact that some approaches can work with precision when presented with highly accurate data, few studies have shown that those methods worked robustly when faced with increasingly noisy data.
When presented with two opposing approaches, people in general have a tendency to polarize, placing a high value on the approach in which they have greater faith and competence while overlooking or demeaning the value of the other.
The present approach can be used to understand cell decisions when presented with mixtures of conditions.
When presented with specific research scenarios, no one approach to consent predominated.
When presented with three irresistible options, I tend to take --what I like to call the "Goldilocks" approach to determine which one is the best.
When presented with species-specific advertisement call playbacks and a lifelike male model frog, conspecific males approached the speaker and showed no aggression towards the artificial intruder.
When presented with the idea, most participants believed collaboration by a MD-DC team could be a positive treatment approach to LBP (Table 4).
When presented with the brief description of the SPCH shared above, all participants responded to our questions about this approach, and most suggested that such an approach would likely assist with addressing service need in the region.
Our approach even allows us to implement a Hopfield associative memory19 with four fully connected artificial neurons that, after training in silico, remembers four single-stranded DNA patterns and recalls the most similar one when presented with an incomplete pattern.
