"could be approached" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to suggest that a particular problem or situation can be dealt with in a certain way. For example: "The issue of sustainability in the fashion industry could be approached from many different angles."
The Independent understands he is the leading candidate and could be approached in the coming days.
Never been done, but I'll start thinking about how that could be approached experimentally.
But Nichols and May could be approached from either a dopey or a smart place.
The target pressure could be approached by repetitive applications of the two work patterns during pressure regulation.
Walking down the street I could be approached by lawyers, cops, dealers all saying 'That's exactly how it is.
Therefore, a tsunami can be considered as a particular case of seismic wave and problems related to tsunami quantification could be approached in analogy to seismology.
The problem could be approached by design of shop-floor sensing architecture and application of a set of various sensors, including optical sensors and MEMS.
In general terms, disturbances could be approached on the basis of which phase of the production system life cycle they occurred in.
This review will provide the Reader with background information about bacterial infections and how endpoint selection could be approached when designing resistance assays.
Construction could be approached in two ways, depending upon the space and funding available: carving lanes out of existing highways, or building new lanes next to existing highways.
An associate of Mr. Bhakta's knew a senator who could be approached to help him obtain a pardon, Mr. Bhakta said on Friday in a brief interview.
