접근법

The direction or manner in which a situation or phenomenon changes over time. It is often used to describe trends in data or events.

A person or thing likely to cause damage or danger. It can also refer to a statement of intent to inflict harm.

To refer to or look at something for information or evidence.

To be common, usual, or applicable to most cases rather than specific ones.

The act of forming an opinion or reaching a conclusion based on available information. It involves logical reasoning and evaluation.

To make an effort to do or accomplish something, often something difficult or new. It implies taking action to see if something works.

The state of being naturally accompanied by something or involving something as a consequence. It describes a relationship where one thing brings another along.

A group of connected things or events that happen one after another; a series or a sequence.

An opinion or plan put forward for consideration, especially in a formal report or at the end of a study to suggest future actions.

A favorable or beneficial circumstance or feature. It is a synonym for 'advantage' often used in formal comparisons.