The phrase 'nimble approach' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a strategy that is quick and adaptable, usually in the context of a business or situation where an agile response is necessary. For example, "John's nimble approach to the changing market conditions allowed him to remain competitive and even gain an advantage over his competitors".
"It's a more nimble approach to investing".
Aid organizations have been piloting a nimble approach to cut through the fog of war.
Supporters of JobsOhio, including Governor Kasich, have said that public oversight can create burdens and delays that go directly against the grain of the nonprofit's nimble approach.
Because of its nimble approach to manufacturing, SodaStream landed on Fast Company magazine's "World's 50 Most Innovative Companies" list for 2013, alongside Apple and Google.
The statuette is a Gracie Mansion fixture, not a part of the show, but this call-and-response is typical of Bell Brown's nimble approach.
The Italian was prepared to shoot from distance while Welbeck had a more nimble approach to unlocking the defence of a side that conceded eight to Liverpool on their last visit to England two years ago.
Instead, it appears that the company is exploring more nimble approaches.
As organizations discuss a widening talent gap, thanks in part to the BLS's projected decline in the overall labor force as the population ages, new and more nimble approaches will be critical to maximizing business advantage.
Set up by a former executive of the authority, Khalifa al-Kindi, the fund has deployed a more nimble investment approach.
Set up by a former executive of ADIA, Khalifa al-Kindi, the fund takes advantage of its smaller size and has adapted a more nimble investment approach.
S4's focus on content, data and technology and a more nimble, flexible approach, is the sweet spot of what clients want from their agencies.
