The phrase "atomistic approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods or perspectives that analyze systems by breaking them down into their individual components.
Example: "The research adopted an atomistic approach, examining each variable in isolation to understand its impact on the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "reductionist approach" or "component-based method".
The structural approach to semantics is best explained by contrasting it with the more traditional "atomistic" approach, according to which the meaning of each word in the language is described, in principle, independently of the meaning of all other words.
Not everyone buys Matters' atomistic approach.
This atomistic approach is compared with a description based on linear elasticity theory of interface dislocations.
The simulations were carried out using the quasicontinuum method a mixed continuum and atomistic approach.
However, an attempt to relate structural and thermodynamical properties has not been explored from an atomistic approach.
In this paper, we use an atomistic approach [13 15] to calculate electronic and optical properties of nanowire InAs/InP quantum dots.
Abraham Maslow, humanistic psychology's founding father, rejected the atomistic approaches of psychoanalysis and behaviorism that dominated the first half of the 20th century.
The spatio-temporal disparities between continuum and atomistic approaches make this coupling a computationally demanding task.
It is found that the present multiscale model can reproduce the results of other coupled atomistic-continuum and full atomistic approaches with a small number of discrete points.
In this paper, both experimental and atomistic approaches are adopted for investigating the moisture effect on the entire FRP wood composite system.
However, underwriting a distinction between correct and incorrect use while appealing only to such simple assertions has proved to be extremely difficult, and there is no consensus even among the proponents of such atomistic approaches about what is the most promising way to tackle the problem (see the discussion of "the disjunction problem" in Adams & Aizawa 2010).
