The phrase "approaches on how" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "approaches to how" or "approaches for how" when discussing methods or strategies.
Example: "We need to explore different approaches to how we can improve our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "methods for how" or "strategies on how".
Elaborate discussions on the 'pros and cons' of one or both of the two different markers, and the possible approaches on how to correct for ambiguous signals are given in several recent papers [ 8, 9, 29- 32].
But there appear to be different approaches on how best to tie executives' and traders' interests to long-term performance.
28 Sharply contradictory approaches on how to use the budget deficit are perhaps the biggest differences between Vice President Gore and Governor Bush.
"States have adopted a wide range of legislative approaches on how much authority they give local governments to build, own and operate broadband networks.
While they have both embraced alternative investments, Mr. Meyer and Mr. Swensen take fundamentally different approaches on how to oversee their portfolios.
In separate sessions after the Obamas left, participants shared approaches on how to prevent, recognize and punish bullying, including harassment on social-networking Web sites.
While the numerical discretization of one-dimensional blood flow models for vessels with viscoelastic wall properties is widely established, there is still no clear approach on how to couple one-dimensional segments that compose a network of viscoelastic vessels.
Hundreds of broadcasters participate each year and each one has a unique approach on how to celebrate the special day.
The reason I recounted that anecdote is that it offers a good approach on how to tackle today's crossword.
So I think on the approach on how to play and stuff like that Freddie will come in and give his view.
"Now they're getting sprinkled into college ranks and bringing a whole new, fresh approach on how to coach the sport".
