The phrase "approaches that usually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are commonly employed in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In our research, we will examine approaches that usually yield the best results in data analysis."
Alternatives: "methods that typically" or "strategies that often".
The term is a play on phishing, an approach that usually involves tricking e-mail users — in this case the big fish — into divulging personal information like credit card numbers.
Pao zhi is a common traditional approach that usually occurs before most herbs are prescribed whereby during processing, secondary plant metabolites are transformed, thus helping to increase potency, reduce toxicity and altering their effects.
Unlike the classical layered section approach that usually gives conservative structural responses because of no consideration of the bond-slip effect, the introduced numerical model takes into account the bond-slip between reinforcing steel and surrounding concrete by changing the bending stiffness EI of elements placed within the plastic hinge length.
This provides a gentle immobilisation approach that usually maintains protein activity.
The multiple benefits observed are in contrast to treatments such as pharmacological interventions, approaches that are usually intended to treat one outcome.
Pleasure leads us to approach things that (usually) are good for us.
Network Rail has recruited academics to study the communities around high risk areas at railways to understand what can be done to prevent deaths there, which is a change in suicide research approach – something that usually relies on psychologists.
The proposed scheme suggested that GS fits well with recurrent selection approaches that are not usually employed in the conventional breeding of selfing crop species.
Medicare then reimbursed the hospitals much more generously than it otherwise would have for the procedure, which was developed as a noninvasive approach that could usually be done in about an hour.
Although Dobbins acknowledges that political conditions were attached to the Marshall Plan, which helped to rebuild Europe after the second world war, in other cases, he says, that is an approach that has usually backfired.
