The phrase "scholastic approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways of studying, understanding or approaching a topic. For example, "John took a very scholastic approach to his college assignment, researching and citing multiple sources before writing his essay."
DIARY MAKER This program, from Scholastic, approaches journal writing as an art.
Mr. Dashner, who lives in South Jordan, Utah, said in a telephone interview that he became involved more than a year ago when Mr. Levithan of Scholastic approached his agent with the idea.
Aristotle was particularly important (much more so than Plato), influencing early modern theories both directly and through Stoic, medical, Ciceronian, and Scholastic approaches (especially that of Aquinas).
Mr. Seagroves said that when his company approached Scholastic, the American publisher of the Harry Potter books, about an e-book version for the fourth book, it was given the impression that Ms. Rowling wanted a $1 million advance.
But it was only after publishing a steady stream of fiction and nonfiction ("Favorite Greek Myths," for example, put out by Scholastic in 1989) that Random House approached her about doing the series in 1990.
This approach certainly risks degenerating into scholastic discussions of farfetched technological futures, defending spectacular positions or providing the technology proponents with the answers they seek.
That is, a pedagogic approach, which is planned, strategic, scholastic, and experimental, or rather, practice-based in which an individual is 'fully aware of the available resources and can be reflexive all the way through until a secondary habitus is constructed' (2014, p. 1533).
It was sufficient for him to establish that there was a huge distance between his own approach and that of the scholastics.
Valla's grammatical approach is evident in his rejection of the scholastic term ens.
Nevertheless, even if Descartes' mechanistic natural philosophy shunned the metaphysics of substantial forms, his underlying methodology or approach to science remained very close to the Scholastic tradition.
