'plausible approach' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a suggested course of action for achieving a desired result. For example, "He proposed a plausible approach to solving the problem with the company's website."
That seems a plausible approach, but only if the area's oil and gas are truly needed.
And if an account of Liszt's transcription of Schumann's "Liebeslied" placed a higher value on Liszt's fire than on Schumann's poetry, it was certainly a plausible approach.
A more plausible approach might be the one that some White House aides unsuccessfully argued for: tougher curbs on executive compensation.
A biologically plausible approach to hardware and software design shows that a robotic tendon-driven limb can make effective movements based on a short period of learning.
Retardation of aging processes is a plausible approach to delaying the onset or slowing the progression of common neurodegenerative disorders.
To be sure, the employer mandate didn't avert charges of higher taxes, but it was by far the most politically plausible approach to paying for universal coverage.
That is because there is no theoretical explanation for electrochemical cold fusion within the existing laws of physics.A more plausible approach could come from bubble fusion.
Western diplomats reproach Arabs, including the moderate ones, for refusing to recognize Israel's sovereignty & for being unable to work out a plausible approach to peace negotiations.
There are at least three plausible approaches to dignity: one partially historical, a second, philosophical, a third, cultural.
Neither commission goes much further, probably because reformers had already scooped up most of the plausible approaches.
Both anaerobic digestion (AD) and composting are waste management methods that are plausible approaches to address this challenge by reusing organic waste and generating value-added products.
