"customised approach" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an approach that takes into account the specific needs and characteristics of a particular individual or situation. For example: "We took a customised approach to the project, making sure to tailor our work to the specific needs of our client."
Speaking from New York before a UN panel meeting on access to medicines, Witty said GSK would adopt a "customised approach" as standards of living rise in developing countries.
APS (Application Package Software) has provided a customised approach for developing independent software components which are ready to be integrated with existing software systems.
The findings suggest a customised approach to role stress management, with the role stress management programme designed to address cluster specific needs.
Through it all, he never stopped believing that antibodies would evolve into established drugs that could make a significant contribution to a patient's survival.Also, he never gave up on the customised approach.
In general, each context required a customised approach.
An example of this might be to plan different timing of surgical intervention or different modes of cardiopulmonary protection in those who might benefit from a customised approach.
Practices that had strong leadership, clearly defined roles and the freedom to customise their approach to suit their work and staff structure, clinical space, and knew the characteristics of the community in which they were based were more successful in terms of patient recruitment.
The funding will enable them to complete the conversion of the model from its current high-priced, highly customised, and low volume approach (£1,500 one-time set-up, £67/month hosting and service charge) to one that is frictionless, self-provisioning, low priced and high volume.
It cannot however take into account the inherent differences between countries in terms of different health care systems having different features and so it recommends that the approach be customised in order to accommodate country specific studies.
The presented approach of fabricating customised scaffolds using 3D scans represents a facile approach towards engineering clinically relevant volumes of adipose tissue for breast reconstruction.
7 8 19 20 Whereas most approaches use customised and modified OCT systems so far used in patients before or after surgery 18 or slit beam imaging 21 during surgery with the necessity to interrupt the procedure, this iOCT-system is the first device that was specifically developed to be mounted on a surgical microscope.
