"better approaches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to compare two or more methods of doing something. For example, "We need to consider better approaches to improving our customer service standards."
There are better approaches.
Of course there are better approaches than this.
Although the federal subsidies will mitigate this effect for many insured, better approaches are available to deal with this problem.
Mr. Stanley said the society plans to create better approaches to the tomb for visitors and will place a new stone monument there, too.
Better approaches to work-site enforcement will be the subject of a series of reports that the Migration Policy Institute will release in early December.
Health care policy is a moving target; and the most effective measures endure as "best practices" only until new research points the way to even better approaches.
"I think what we keep asking ourselves is, what will be better approaches?" A hazy aspect of the decision is whether some white students rejected by universities using a point system will now be able to petition for admission.
The brewing giant SABMiller is attempting to make business decisions through a resource nexus lens, and recently highlighted, through a valuation study of malting barley in Rajasthan, the need for better approaches to handling trade-offs between water, energy and food and the company.
Seeing other people's architectures will expose you to better approaches.
"The biopharmaceutical industry needs better approaches for R&D to deliver therapies to patients in need faster.
The Newton's method and Secant method are better approaches for the reverse computation of involute function.
