The phrase "more streamlined approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that are designed to be more efficient or effective.
Example: "Our team has decided to implement a more streamlined approach to project management to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "more efficient method" or "simplified strategy."
Via e-mail, the developer said some users preferred the more streamlined approach of Craigslist Mobile.
It's due to a more streamlined approach and improvements in nitty-gritty things like better portering.
For the offense, the acknowledgment of limitations could spur a more streamlined approach.
The demise of the Forensic Science Service comes as police forces shift towards a more streamlined approach to the use of forensics in criminal cases.
I found myself yearning for a more streamlined approach to storytelling that focused on a few core characters and did a better job of building narrative tension.
2008's All Hope Is Gone eschewed its predecessor's unpredictable sprawl in favour of a more streamlined approach, but it was still another distinctly adventurous outing with Slipknot's many and varied influences colliding throughout.
Alternate, more streamlined approaches to consenting should therefore be considered and evaluated.
To summarize, the complexities of the U.S. health care system and the lack of socialized medicine have hindered the EHR developmental process compared to more streamlined approaches in other nations.
These barriers are touted by institutional stakeholders, including general counsel, research administration officials, and IRB directors to support the perception that more-streamlined approaches may not provide sufficient protection to participants".
After Mr. Schneider's death in 1993, Mr. Laredo maintained that interpretive tradition for a while, but by now he has replaced it with a more streamlined, modern approach.
His performances were considered highlights of the concert season by those who prized a warm, probing, grandly scaled style of music making that was quickly being eclipsed by a more streamlined, modern approach.
