"fiscal approach" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to a strategy, policy, or system related to public finances or taxes. For example, "The government implemented a fiscal approach designed to reduce the budget deficit."
Clegg set out his overall fiscal approach last week.
Conservative activists say that Republican voters are becoming increasingly disenchanted with Congressional Republicans because of their fiscal approach.
In exchange for supply-side reforms in France and Italy, Germany may agree to a more expansionary fiscal approach elsewhere.
Members of the Commons health select committee were told by Tedstone that a "fiscal approach" could help cut the consumption of sugary drinks.
But Dimitroff was schooled by the Patriots' Bill Belichick and Scott Pioli in the measured fiscal approach that has made that franchise so successful.
He declined to use the surplus to pay down some of the city's mountain of long-term debt, the most prudent fiscal approach.
Gov. Rick Perry Republican of Texas Now, I'm a big believer in conservative fiscal approaches, but that doesn't mean it's time to play defense.
But in the end, the fundamentally different fiscal approaches of the Republicans and the Democrats here did not change, and Minnesota began its broadest shutdown of services in state history with no end in sight.
15 42 43 Further data on consumption of other goods and fiscal approaches to affecting their use could provide opportunities for direct comparison between palm oil taxes and other strategies to identify the approaches with highest comparative effectiveness.
Fiscal approaches to control tobacco use have identified that responsiveness to raised tobacco prices is higher in low income countries and among poorer households who spend a greater relative share of their income on tobacco.
Second, the paper raises the fiscal incentive approach, showing how different tax systems produce different fiscal incentives for political officials to choose policies.
