"segmented approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a strategy where an issue is broken down into stages, or where a task is broken up into pieces. For example, "We are taking a segmented approach to solving this problem, beginning with a survey of stakeholders."
In recent years, in particular since 1991, the European Commission (EC) has made efforts to change this nationally focused and segmented approach - particularly acute in the rail sector - into a Europe-wide, integrated and interoperable transport system.
Progressive companies understand the superior economics of targeted marketing and the need for a segmented approach to developing products and value propositions.
A model of the endothelin G-protein-coupled receptor (ETA) has been constructed using a segmented approach.
Montana counters that a segmented approach is not appropriate, as states have always understood that they own the riverbeds for larger stretches of a river, despite natural obstacles, as long as they are portageable.
Petitioner PPL Montana, LLC argues for a segmented approach, contending that navigability should be determined by looking at the ability to commercially travel individual sections of a river, based on actual use at the time of statehood.
Advancing a particularized test, PPL Montana argues that lower courts, the federal government, and the State of Montana have all previously employed a segmented approach for determining title to riverbeds.
Manchester United's segmented sponsorship approach is a model that other clubs are now trying to copy, doing regional deals in a range of categories.
Their segmentation approach involves segmenting the image based on color and motion independently.
The three-segment approach procedure has been obtained as an optimized flight path which can substantially reduce noise levels.
The pipe and collars are modeled using a lumped-segment approach that predicts axial and torsional motions.
By eliminating the over-constraint, this method appears to be much more robust than the node-on-segment approach.
