The phrase "gendered approach" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the concept that social, economic, and political forces act differently on people with different genders. For example, "This research paper will take a gendered approach to explore how a changing job market affects men and women differently."
For many men's rights advocates, the answer to the problems caused by the gendered approach is to create an idealistic "gender-neutral" one, where all victims are helped equally, irrespective of their gender.
There is a tendency to equate gender sensitivity with targeting of women and girl children in programming, rather than adopt a truly gendered approach that analyses and addresses issues of gender inequality.
It is clear that a gendered approach is necessary, but this implies that both genders should play an equal role in our understanding of fertility choices.
A more gendered approach has to be part of the way forward.
The educational achievement gap shows how much we need a gendered approach to education – for boys as well as girls.
Our findings argue for a gendered approach to professional development, which 50% of women in our global sample say they've not been given.
It encompasses gendered approaches to everyday practices and materiality in agrarian West African societies, and work on the political imagination in times of violence, particularly in relation to the 1991-2002 civil war in Sierra Leone.
Although it was not necessary that feminine moral theory be aligned with the ethics of care, it so happens that those writing in the feminine tradition have come to associate care and responsibility to others with a female-gendered approach to ethics and individual rights and justice with a male-gendered approach to ethics.
Illness should thus be addressed through a gendered biopsychosocial approach [ 23, 24, 39], which combines a focus on gender with a personcentred approach to health.
The gender difference approach argues that attitudes to gendered responsibilities learned in the socialization process affect family support of older people.
There's an argument to be made, therefore, that while most mainstream dating apps aren't exactly progressive spaces (look, for example, at the unacceptable experiences of some trans people on Tinder), they have made some subtle changes to how younger people approach gendered interactions as they date.
