"haphazard approach" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a plan or strategy that is thoughtless or not well considered. For example, "His haphazard approach to budgeting eventually led to financial ruin."
The case highlights the agency's haphazard approach to discipline.
Now a Senate bill is trying to untangle the government's haphazard approach to buying computers.
A complicating factor in the case has been a somewhat haphazard approach to secrecy.
A new study co-authored by an MIT economist reveals that people have a haphazard approach to assessing inflation.
Yet as a new study co-authored by an MIT economist reveals, people have a haphazard approach to assessing inflation.
Many federal officials admit to a haphazard approach to preserving e-mail and other electronic records of their work.
One admittedly haphazard approach is to cull lists of related industries from the North American Industry Classification System that the U.S. Census Bureau publishes.
Rachel Bromley from the active travel campaign group Sustrans said the mixed picture showed the "haphazard approach" of many local authorities to cycling provision.
The new bill's provisions mainly clarify a rather confusing and haphazard approach to legal highs, which were not anticipated when drugs laws were created in the 1970s.
Mr. Montiel has an odd, stuttery sense of pacing, an eccentric, almost haphazard approach to framing and a fondness for loosely structured scenes driven by improvised dialogue.
(The trick sounds reminiscent of Bob Dylan's haphazard approach to live shows, wrongfooting his own band mid-song with a changed tempo or a new lyric).
