The phrase "approaches we should" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are recommended or advisable in a particular context.
Example: "In order to improve our productivity, there are several approaches we should consider implementing."
Alternatives: "methods we ought to" or "strategies we need to".
Unless someone, somewhere, can produce evidence that these "special" people can further our marketing campaigns more efficiently than other approaches, we shouldn't waste money chasing them.
"As winter approaches we should all be on our guard against health problems.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said: "As winter approaches, we should all be on our guard against health problems".
"As winter approaches, we should all be on our guard against health problems - by taking simple steps and looking after our older friends and family we can keep warm and well".
But as we think about the next few years, we need a more data-driven discussion of the role of innovation and entrepreneurship in job creation, about the ideas and approaches we should fund, and how we are going to fund these ideas.
And as the nomination hearing for Mr. Tillerson approaches, we should stand up and participate in our own democracy.
(Indeed, for the real Griffin-Mill-friendly 25-words-or-less approach, we should probably be looking to Twitter).
This is the approach we should apply when faced with threats to privacy from cyber-giants in the private or the public sector today.
There will be eclipses nonetheless, though not as glorious as the one approaching; we should be so lucky as to last long enough see them.
Before considering the legal approach, we should acknowledge the benefits of investing in the innovation community to gain a deeper understanding of prospective partners' ways of working.
"The industry has had tremendous success in the Gulf dealing with the Air Force and Navy … and looking at the Atlantic, that's the approach we should take," he said.
