The phrase "approaching this contest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies, preparations, or attitudes towards participating in a competition or event.
Example: "As we are approaching this contest, it's important to refine our skills and practice regularly."
Alternatives: "preparing for this contest" or "getting ready for this contest".
If you are approaching the contest for the first time this year, here are the key points to consider.
This new dynamic is not only challenging the way the candidates are approaching the contest, but is also throwing into confusion how the results of these contests should be judged, by the campaigns and by the news media that report on them.
The Democrats may be planning a traditional use of television advertising, but their Republican counterparts are approaching the contest differently.
Still, a number of Republicans argued that the candidate and his staff had only made things more difficult in the way they approached the contest.
While Eurovision has given early exposure to pop culture giants like Abba and C ne Dion over the years, many Western European countries seem to approach the contest with a bit more mirth and far less seriousness.
It was the Woooo-Whee Kid from 'That's My Mama.' " She went on, "And Diane Davis, fifteen, who appeared as Fred Sanford from "Sanford and Son.' " The sisters had approached the contest with the same tenacity with which they pursued every opportunity to escape their circumstances — model legislature, cross-country running, basketball, arts club.
There was always a kind of exaggeration to the way Goode played his football; the puffing of the chest and spread of the arms to make himself appear even bigger than he was as he approached the contest or roamed free space; the theatrical turning circle as he clasped the ball in one hand; the boyish hopping on the spot as he unloaded high fives on team-mates and revved himself up.
B7 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Shint in Political Landscape Recasts Race for Governor There is a growing sense that a realignment has taken place in New York over the last four years that is forcing the gubernatorial candidates and their advisers to reconsider the way they approach this year's contest.
While there is debate in political circles over the extent and permanence of these shifts, there is a growing sense that a realignment has taken place in New York over the last four years that is forcing the gubernatorial candidates and their advisers to reconsider the way they approach this year's contest.
