The phrase "approaches that build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that contribute to development or improvement in a particular area.
Example: "We need to focus on approaches that build resilience in our community to better withstand future challenges."
Alternatives: "methods that foster" or "strategies that enhance".
In recent years, policy approaches that build upon the notion of innovation systems have enjoyed increasing attention in science, technology and innovation policy.
The method employs the finite-difference scheme, however, in contrast to the conventional approaches (that build a network of slip lines), it builds a pattern of two orthogonal families of the stress trajectories.
Herein, we review several cutting-edge techniques that have led to implantable human blood vessels in clinical trials, the novel approaches that build complex perfusable microvascular networks in functional tissues, the use of stem cells to generate endothelial cells for vascularization, as well as the challenges in bringing vascular tissue engineering technologies into the clinics.
Police experts say that improved relations can be attributed largely to common-sense approaches that build on the philosophy known as community policing.
"Piano instruction is an inherently limited educational format for families and school systems," Gabrieli says, "so discovering whether there are more scalable approaches that build on the same kind of experiences would be a high priority".
23 25 27 Direct persuasion includes approaches that build on and exploit Local Consensus Processes and Local Opinion Leaders.
Mostly, though, the project wants to help start a conversation around how the approaches that built the open web can also help shape the future of science.
For example, Lord (1997) improved student learning in an introductory biology course using constructivist approaches that built incrementally upon students' prior knowledge.
The projects described herein encompass innovative approaches to PD, approaches that built on contemporary ideas about the nature of cognition, learning, and teaching (Greeno et al., 1996).
But if you can have a systematic approach that builds trust you can manage the issues when they are still little before they become big".
But the ICTY's persistence and success in bringing to justice both those who gave orders and those who carried out atrocities points to the advantages of having a focused approach that builds on accumulated knowledge and expertise.
