The phrase "at a different approach" is not correct in standard English.
The correct expression would typically be "from a different approach" or "with a different approach."
Example: "We should consider the problem from a different approach to find a more effective solution."
Alternatives: "using an alternative approach" or "taking a different angle."
A scene with the Holy Family (1645) is one of Rembrandt's most-striking efforts to arrive at a different approach to the function of light in his paintings.
Maybe it's time to start looking at a different approach.
And we may also see another, completely different, vaccine strategy heading into the field in the coming months, looking at a different approach which has shown some initial promise.
A video produced by the Students Against Drunken Driving at Lyme-Old Lyme High School took a different approach.
Chrome OS devices might still be a tiny fraction of the notebook market, but they at least represent a different approach with seemingly growing appeal – something that can't necessarily be said for Windows 8 just yet.
I remain skeptical, but BlackBerry is at least taking a different approach to the smartphone/tablet/whatever-mobile-computer, the design of all which has been largely normalized over the past few years.
The Davis Museum at Wellesley College used a different approach to convey a similar message.
A more recent Psychology Today article from Pamela Rutledge, the Director of the Media Psychology Research Center at Fielding Graduate University, takes a different approach.
Scott Kemp in his office at M.I.T. Photograph by Lillie Paquette / M.I.T. School of Engineering Kemp's team at M.I.T. has taken a different approach from Glaser's, as they described last June in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences.
But Dr. Sheldon Korones, director of the newborn center at the Regional Medical Center at Memphis and a professor at University of Tennessee College of Medicine, takes a different approach.
