"foundational approach" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an approach to something that is basic or essential, such as a "foundational approach to modern medicine".
This has the aim of allowing for a "pluralistic" foundational approach.
However, the Hines and Bishop framework is a foundational approach used in his company's consulting engagements.
Nevertheless, there are two elements of Zermelo's procedure which fit very well with Hilbert's foundational approach in the early part of the century.
In his middle period, he sees descriptive psychology as the foundational approach for understanding lived experience, but subsequently emphasizes the hermeneutics or systematic interpretation of outer expressions of life, from politics and law to literature and architecture.
At first look, iOS9 appears to be taking more of a foundational approach with a focus on better battery life, two-factor authentication for iCloud, and optimized OTA installs, Apple hopes to encourage as many iOS devices to run the latest version (83% of users are already on the latest version of iOS8, compared to only 12% for Android).
There has never been an approach to preventing war and promoting societal peace that has been as rigorously tested, or shown to be as effective, as this consciousness-based, brain-based, foundational approach to peace.
The question is then whether, if viewed in the context of any of the main foundational approaches to quantum mechanics, these classical aspects can be taken to explain corresponding classical aspects of the phenomena.
On the other hand, in order to assess the programme of explaining the emergence of classicality using decoherence (together with appropriate foundational approaches), one has to probe how far the applications of decoherence can be pushed.
Recent advances in 'omics' technologies and computational systems biology have brought the foundational systems approach of metabolic engineering into focus.
We acknowledge the foundational 'tenets' approach to energy justice as introduced by McCauley et al. [5, 6], originating from environmental justice literature (notably Schlosberg [7]) as well as the climate justice and fuel poverty-inspired approach of Bickerstaff et al. [8].
While cultivation of pathogens represents a foundational diagnostic approach in the study of infectious diseases, its value for the confirmation of clinical diagnosis of Buruli ulcer is limited by the fact that colonies of Mycobacterium ulcerans appear only after about eight weeks of incubation at 30°C.
