The phrase "transversal approach" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a method of problem solving or research that looks for connections between seemingly unrelated fields or topics. For example: "The transversal approach of this research project looks at how the insights from the study of mathematics can inform our understanding of philosophy."
Although the plan includes VET teachers, it has an evident transversal approach, cross cutting levels and orientations of education.
It discusses the strengths (transversal approach, GHG hot spot identification, impact of non-climate policies) and weaknesses (data collection, uncertainties, incentives) of such an approach based on a case study in Guadeloupe.
Additional focused ultrasound investigations (lung, abdominal, soft tissues, beyond the scope of this review) in a multi-focused transversal approach [30, 31] should help in confirming suspicion of a septic etiology of the critical state and save time in early institution of empirical antibiotic therapy, upon appropriate bacteriological sampling.
Based on doctoral research in tourism, leisure and culture entitled The New Spaces for Leisure, Tourism and Health in Portugal: The Spas, this article sets out to present, examine and discuss a review of the literature on current principles and issues associated with health and body management, especially as they pertain to periods of leisure and tourism through a global and transversal approach.
This is more of a transversal approach, bringing together different sites where the project have been realized.
Like the Sci_Quest method, our evaluation methodology takes a transversal approach.
Other studies, such as the LEMMoN 28 study in the Netherlands, the recently started Nordic project (NOSS) or the French Severe maternal morbidity: measurement, determinants and quality of care project (EPIMOMS), are prospective but transversal approaches limited to a specific time period.
In 45 cases we combined the Lapidus procedure with the second through fifth MTT head resection using the transversal plantar approach.
The fundamentals of both polarisation properties of uniform FBGs and polarisation-sensitive OFDR are explained and the benefits of this novel approach in measuring transversal load are discussed.
In view of the system's dynamics we have opted for a combination of a transversal and a longitudinal study approach, while deliberately limiting the number of calendar years per distinct time period.
Such an analysis allows us to evaluate the performance of the reconstruction approach in terms of transversal and depth resolution limits.
