"expanded approach" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a method or strategy that involves more detailed or extensive steps or actions. Example: The company's new marketing campaign takes an expanded approach, utilizing not only traditional advertising but also social media and influencer partnerships.
Mr. Blair also took the occasion to underline the need for an expanded approach to security.
This expanded approach may improve the application of CRA requirements to banks using alternative delivery channels, including emerging "branchless" banks.
Over the last fifteen years, with this expanded approach to modes of design, the Visual Studies and Tech GSAPP community have addressed a number of emerging technologies sometimes enthusiastically and optimistically; but more often with caution.
The expanded approach to human security (and by extension, human rights) should be welcomed as an acknowledgement that it is impossible to disregard freedom from want if we are to achieve freedom from fear.
We discuss the rationale and reasoning behind the design of this multi-criteria decision support approach, stakeholder feedback about the tool, and highlight the potential advantages from using this expanded approach to better inform and support vaccine policies.
Our aim is to provide a link between indication of poorer prognosis, represented by the number of CTCs to the cytotoxic activity of natural killer cells, an important component of the innate immune system, and to represent a promising expanded approach to management of metastatic cancer patients with CTCs.
Tissue engineering has emerged as a rapidly expanding approach to address the organ shortage problem.
Constraint-based modeling is a rapidly expanding approach to studying biological systems on the genome scale.
Multi-source feedback (MSF), or 360-degree evaluation, is an expanding approach to the assessment of physicians.
miRNA quantification by miRNA-seq is an expanding approach useful especially for miRNA families differing for a single nucleotide as well as for isomiRs of varying length.
Florentine Towers was completed in 1928, but in 1929 the Port Authority took over the building to expand approaches to the George Washington Bridge.
