The phrase "approaches for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are relevant to a particular context or situation.
Example: "We need to evaluate the various approaches for which we have data before making a decision."
Alternatives: "methods that" or "strategies for which".
Emphasis will be made for conductive cooling approaches, for which comprehensive thermal conductivity data are required for all components.
To avoid these heuristic approaches for which we are not guaranteed to find solutions, we assume in this section that each TP can be served by multiple cells.
In this section, we briefly introduce operation principles of the most popular multi-channel MAC approaches for which average access delays and throughputs will be derived in Section IV.
Second, cross-sectoral approaches, for which the SFDRR treads carefully, thereby unfortunately entrenching artificial differences and divisions, although appropriately offering plenty of support to other sectors from disaster risk reduction.
Well-documented and effective approaches for which design provides a vehicle for learning science include Learning By Design LBDD) (Kolodner 2002), Model Eliciting Activities (MEA) (Zubrowski 2002), and Knowledge and Skill Builders (Burghardt and Hacker 2004).
Whilst none are yet clinically proven there are at least two different approaches for which there is extensive experimental data, some human anecdotal evidence and some data emerging from Phase 1 clinical trials.
It is an approach for which Elliott Sroka and Alan Inkles, executive directors of Tilles and Staller Centers, respectively, do not apologize.
This was, and remains, a broadly justifiable approach, for which the home secretary, Theresa May, deserves respect.
The campaign, the biggest ever for the brand, will continue with the gimmick-free approach for which John Smith's has become famous.
But as it has turned out, most people prefer a "set it and forget it" approach, for which target-date funds are ideal, he said.
So all-consuming was his admiration for Parker that he emulated not just the musical approach for which Parker was celebrated but also the heroin habit for which he was notorious.
