Sentence The phrase "system approach in" is not a complete sentence, so it is not correct or usable in written English.
However, it could be used as part of a sentence in the appropriate context. For example: "Our team suggested taking a system approach in order to develop a more efficient workflow process."
This new way of inter-professional working meant developing a whole system approach in the curriculum to enhance children's learning around oral health and hygiene.
The architecture of the application follows the Multi-Agent System approach in order to cope with its complexity and distributed nature.
While this decomposition is seen by many as an important aid in structuring the complex problems of ship hydrodynamics, it also hinders a system approach in design and can confuse as much as it can help.
Following, an integrated transportation system approach, in which all suppliers cooperate with each other by applying a master transportation plan, is designed and evaluated using two linear integer programming models, comparing the integrated transportation model with the non-integrated one.
"In the whole system approach in beating the war on Ebola, contact tracing is the key public health activity that needs to be done," said Gavin MacGregor-Skinner, who helped with the Ebola response in Nigeria with the Elizabeth R. Griffin Research Foundation.
The fluid system approach in [15] involves the modelling of various components: brake valves, reservoirs, air compressors, brake pipes, triple valves, etc.
The cyclone was absorbed by a system approaching in the main belt in the Westerlies on April 19.
Highlights practical applications of the family-systems approach in educational, medical, business, and community settings.
Thea Anderson, senior advisor for financial inclusion, Mercy Corps, Washington, DC @mercycorps Thea designs and leads commercial initiatives for financial inclusion using market systems approach in complex and fragile settings.
That's because they are in a two-tier market where they must influence intermediaries via a complex-systems approach in order to ultimately reach consumers in a volume-operations model.
This article by the Northeast Extension Risk Management Education program highlights successful concord grape management through a systems approach in the Lake Erie region, a project of Cornell and Penn State universities and the Lake Erie Regional Grape Program.
