The phrase "approach which utilize" is not correct in written English.
It should be "approach which utilizes" to match the subject-verb agreement. You can use it when discussing a method or strategy that employs certain techniques or tools.
Example: "The approach which utilizes innovative technology has proven to be effective in improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "method that employs" or "strategy that uses".
The approach, which utilized information from more than 70,000 people, may help scientists design future clinical trials.
The model is integrated with a topology optimization approach which utilizes the moving asymptotes method.
In case of deterministic approach, which utilizes also official population projection issued by the Czech Statistical Office in 2013, three variants low, medium and high are under distinct assumptions calculated.
This approach, which utilizes Legendre polynomials, allows the spatial representation and flux calculation to be of arbitrary order.
We conclude by considering alternative routes to solving this problem, including a hierarchical Bayesian approach which utilizes a wavelet basis to explore the frequency domain, extending past work by Dr. Alex Blocker.
Thus, a hybrid approach, which utilizes a local search method that fine-tunes the solution of the global search method, may provide more accurate results for SEQND problem.
Specifically, MIMS implements a blended meshless solution approach which utilizes a variety of shape functions to obtain a stable and accurate iteration process.
This paper proposes a novel approach which utilizes a combination of statistical LPS efficiency and GA in designing techno economically optimal external LPS of open-air substations.
Here, we develop a genome-inspired collective molecular structure fingerprinting approach, which utilizes ab initio calculations and data mining techniques to extract molecular level chemistry from the Raman spectra of OM.
The two strategies include (1) a model-dependent (MD), two-phase approach which permits calculation of sampling and model error, and (2) a model-assisted (MA), probability-based, two-stage approach which utilizes asymptotically design-unbiased estimators.
