The phrase "approaches where it" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing methods or strategies that lead to a specific point or outcome, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The research approaches where it begins to intersect with practical applications."
Alternatives: "methods that lead to" or "strategies that reach".
This week CEO Chatila admitted SunEdison is now moving away from an approach where it drops all of its projects to yieldcos to one that also involves warehouses and third-party sales.
The company plans to expand through a low-cost "ghost kitchen" approach, where it rents out kitchen space and sells its mac and cheese strictly through providers like UberEats, Caviar, DoorDash and Postmates.
The government must decide what it wants: the current system, or an interventionist approach where it can block bids that don't fit its new ambition to operate an industrial policy.
Unlike FriendFeed, which recently implemented its real-time element, OneRiot takes the "queue" approach, where it indicates at the top of the results that there are new results waiting to be viewed.
Hopefully, other people will benefit from this approach where it is seen as appropriate.
Personal Capital favors an equal-weighting approach, where it creates stock portfolios with equal weightings of sectors.
"I think the government has abandoned any ambition of carrying out systemic reform and instead has adopted an approach where it aims at marginal procedural improvements," he said.
Publicity Guaranteed has a novel approach where it charges only for each article it successfully pitches; in 2005 and 2006, articles about the tuition contest appeared in more than 40 newspapers, including USA Today and The New York Times.
One of the refreshing things about Miliband's politics is that he seems willing to ditch this kind of business-as-usual approach where it can, and should be, trumped by fairness.
