"keen approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a way of thinking or acting that is enthusiastic, eager, or passionate. Example: "Her keen approach to learning new skills has made her a valuable asset to the company."
As an ethnographer, I am keen to approach this project from the ground up, seeking out small acts and helping to organise events in public spaces.
Richard Eyre had just taken over as director of the National Theatre and was keen on this approach.
His immediate superiors weren't keen on his approach or attitude, despite his successes.
Chile has been especially keen on this approach: it recently opened three new semi-private prisons.
There are signs that companies are taking a more active approach, keen to show their awareness of consumer concerns.
Male respondent 25-34 There are some cultural differences: the UK and Germany seem particularly keen on this approach, Italy and urban Brazil the least keen with close to a third preferring a reporter to argue a particular point of view.
I'm not keen on either approach however – like soy sauce, or fish sauce (which I see recommended as a magic secret ingredient on an American cookery forum) the nutty flavour of sesame overpowers the toasted rice.
Related: Everything you need to know about the Paris climate summit and UN talks There are signs that companies are taking a more active approach, keen to show their awareness of consumer concerns.
"I'm not too keen on this approach," says Joseph Lykken, a physicist at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois.
How does that help us?" Of course, not everyone is so keen on the approach.
Every five minutes a keen young man approaches offering some wisdom.
