adopt an approach

Since his run-in with the committee, Chuck has adopted a more subtle approach to funds acquisition.
Fran has been forced to adopt a new approach to family discipline now that Jake is gone.
The approach Trish has adopted to getting herself a prom date is not panning out.

These are some examples that I conjured up of possible ways to think of the word approach and adopt.

"I want to take Ronald Reagan's approach and side with Republicans. Certainly adopting their ways of more taxes will help out our economy" or "Mike failed to approach his thought process rationally concerning family values, which impeded his adoption

If I could I would have given you ten like. Thank you, dear enoon and dear gomblan.


Those were very good examples, s

USFI guess "adopt an approach" or such usages of adopt and approach, are usually used in written English rather than speaking English. Right?

"Spoken" English. That is probably true, but there is nothing to keep you from using them in speech.

Thanks dear enoon. I don't know why I used speaking! Thanks for the correction. I corrected it in the original post, though.