"sample approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a method or strategy that involves taking a small representative group or portion (a sample) of something for analysis or study. Example: Our company adopted a sample approach to market research, collecting data from a diverse group of customers to get a better understanding of their needs and preferences.
Mass Spectrometry Imaging Using the Stretched Sample Approach / Jonathan V. Sweedler.
The performance of the sample approach mechanism was evaluated by means of a finite element simulation of its dynamic stiffness.
In order to obtain the high accuracy required for a metrological atomic force microscope, the sample approach mechanism meets strict specifications.
We therefore used a paired sample approach to compare bryophyte communities growing on logs within streamside areas to communities 100 m upslope.
A split sample approach was used to find the balance between the possibility of omitted variable bias and cognitive burden; one version of the questionnaire used DCE with the lower number of attributes, of which some were multidimensional, while the other version used DCE with the greater number of more specific attributes.
The function of QUICS is to go beyond a single sample approach to the identification of the multiple ions that are related to any given metabolite by correlating ion data across a set of samples.
In this paper, we apply a split-sample approach to compare relative preferences for landscape attributes between a choice experiment with and an experiment without price attribute.
To determine if a new, single-sample device (ESwab; Copan Diagnostics, Inc) can simplify the traditional multi-sample approach to specimen collection in infectious keratitis.
Finally, some simulation results to compare the performance of the modified large-sample approach with that of the generalized approach are reported.
The simulation results indicate that the modified large-sample approach performs better than the generalized approach in the coverage probability and expected length of the confidence interval.
Comparing the overall performance of the three methods across a wide array of scenarios, the proposed modified large-sample approach (GiTTCH) provides the most accurate coverage for both interrater and intrarater reliability.
