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The phrase "at approaches" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to specific methods or strategies when discussing how to approach a situation or problem.
Example: "At approaches to problem-solving, we must consider various perspectives."
Alternatives: "in approaches" or "regarding approaches".
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Common simple ME models include Per Protocol (PP) or As-Treated (AT) approaches.
Concerns regarding AT approaches include: lost randomisation; potential for biased results; inability to identify and account for important prognostic factors; impossibility of generalisation [ 33].
We saw no police or troops with assault rifles posted at approaches to the city.
In it, Mr Oaten says the party should "urgently look at approaches to possible defections" by frustrated Tory modernisers.
Also looks at approaches to analyze the financial strength and operations of an entity.
To guard against attacks from speeding cars, the Iraqis have set up a series of S-turns at approaches to their checkpoints throughout Kuwait City.
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"That ground level, one-on-one, reaching-the-woman-where-she's-at approach".
They began to fire at approaching Humvees.
Russian troops fired warning shots at approaching Ukrainian soldiers at the Belbek airbase in Crimea.
It is currently carrying out feasibility studies and looking at approaching investors.
The Hamas military wing said it was firing mortars at approaching Israeli troops.
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