"approach whose" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to indicate possession or ownership, and can be used in various situations where the word "whose" would normally be used to indicate ownership or possession. Example: The team followed an approach whose focus was on collaboration and communication.
iRights is a single, holistic approach whose five rights between them challenge designers and digital providers to act more responsibly.
In its effort not to alarm consumers, the report said, the government sought to insulate them from unpleasant information, using "an approach whose object was sedation".
In its effort not to alarm consumers, the report said, the government sought to insulate the public from unpleasant information, using "an approach whose object was sedation".
But last week a three-year investigation into the causes of the epidemic severely criticized the government's "culture of secrecy" in not being more honest with the public, and for using "an approach whose object was sedation".
If the plan goes into effect as expected by early 2014, it would try to remedy the country-by-country approach whose time and costs have long been an impediment to innovation across the European Union.
What is set up as a contrast to reductionism by its critics is commonly called the holistic approach, whose title confers a semblance of high-mindedness while hiding the poverty of tangible results it has produced.
This paper presents the analytical formulation of the proposed approach, whose validation follows in part II.
As such, this is a conservative approach whose controls can provide robust or risk-averse performance.
This infrastructure adapts an activity-oriented design approach, whose advantages are demonstrated through comparison with similar platforms.
This optimal problem is treated using an LQR stochastic approach, whose effectiveness was proven by a numerical solution.
Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery (NOTES) is a developing, minimally invasive surgical approach whose potential benefits are being investigated.
