The phrase "approaches to intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods, theories, or perspectives related to understanding or measuring intelligence.
Example: "There are various approaches to intelligence, including emotional intelligence, cognitive intelligence, and social intelligence."
Alternatives: "methods of intelligence" or "perspectives on intelligence".
* Prelude: Two approaches to intelligence - Pattern recognition versus Modeling the world.
He outlines new approaches to intelligence, finance, allies, diplomacy, and international institutions.
Analogies that compare the human brain to a computer suggest that biological approaches to intelligence should be viewed as complementary to, rather than as replacing, other approaches.
Some approaches to intelligence state that the brain works as a memory system which stores experiences to reflect the structure of the world in a hierarchical, organized way.
Underlying most cognitive approaches to intelligence is the assumption that intelligence comprises mental representations (such as propositions or images) of information and processes that can operate on such representations.
His point was that because the film shows multiple approaches to intelligence gathering, of which torture is only one tactic, and because the torture isn't shown as always producing correct or instant leads, it offers a nuanced answer to the question of whether torture works.
It requires a dialectical approach to intelligence — seeking out alternatives and refutations as a way of sharpening understanding.
"He's very conventional in his approach to intelligence systems," said a senior military official who has worked with Clapper.
Let me now turn to the separate set of concerns that have been raised overseas, and focus on America's approach to intelligence collection abroad.
A new report on shifting notions of excellence in education in more than 60 countries sheds some light on an increasingly skill-focused academic and professional environment and reveals what could be termed a more practical approach to intelligence.
