The phrase "approach which supports" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or strategy that provides assistance or reinforcement to a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The new teaching approach which supports student engagement has shown promising results in the classroom."
Alternatives: "method that aids" or "strategy that facilitates".
It is an approach which supports the vision of two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security.
To our knowledge, MS is the first approach which supports both of these methods in one unified online collaboration environment.
It is based on a metamodelling approach, which supports both human-interpretable graphical enterprise architecture and machine-interpretable enterprise ontologies.
This paper proposed a holistic integrated dynamic design and modelling approach, which supports analysis and optimization of the overall machine dynamic performance at the early design stage.
This work is a new approach which supports the observations of Tenne and Marcu about the photoetching of II-VI semiconductors [R. Tenne and V. Marcu, Appl. Phys. Lett.45, 1219 (1984)].
With this approach, which supports the separation of concerns in model based software engineering, we can automatically generate security-critical applications for different middleware platforms like SecureMiddleware, which is an extended implementation of the CORBA Component Model with improved support for non functional properties like security.
There are a number of reasons to support why our multi-faceted intervention made a difference, including an approach which supported 'doing the right thing at the right time'.
Nevertheless, a lack of holistic approaches, which support the entire product creation process, can be observed.
For the development and optimization of approaches which support domain-specific problem-solving competencies, detailed knowledge about the underlying processes during analytical and constructive problem-solving is required.
The problem of efficient resource management in wireless networks has been broadly addressed in the literature, especially via utilizing game theoretic approaches, which support the autonomous behavior of the mobile user [2].
There is now a strong evidence base that Individual Placement and Support (IPS) approaches which support the person to find and maintain mainstream employment are better than training the person up in separate sheltered employment schemes in preparation for mainstream work [ 108, 109].
