The phrase "approaches a system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for interacting with or analyzing a particular system.
Example: "The research paper explores how different methodologies approaches a system to improve its efficiency."
Alternatives: "interacts with a system" or "engages with a system".
An equipment hierarchy classification is introduced, based on two complementary approaches: a system approach that identifies components associated to success paths for a safe shutdown, and a ruggedness approach that considers experience feedback about seismic behavior of components.
And it will also become apparent that when we get beyond the political polarization that is going on today and focus upon Libertarian approaches, a system of good government that is simplified, straightforward, transparent and much less costly can also be amazingly effective.
With Scratch, Andres tried an in-between approach, a system that had use in the real world which could also be studied as a kind of laboratory.
With that approach, a system starts with very few (or inaccurate) semantic mappings and these mappings are improved over time as deemed necessary.
If you approach implementing organizational agility like you approach a system change, you're likely to suboptimize the impact or completely fail — possibly leaving the organization in worse shape than when you started.
"We've expanded our model from a direct service approach to a system change approach," Elizabeth Hausler explained.
The use of champions, interactive approaches, and a systems approach to team training were all important to the RTI-MM dissemination strategy.
1. Whole system approach A "whole system" approach, discussed by Farmer and Weston, highlights the potential for professionals at different stages of their career to enter the research process, depending on service need, resource capacity, motivation and career path.
This humanized ossicle xenotransplantation approach provides a system for modeling a wide variety of human hematological diseases.
Collection of files approach requires a system of naming and grouping files.
Vanclay's (1991) approach produced a system of compatible deterministic-stochastic predictions.
