Is this sentence below natural and correct?
Could I say:" cliched strategy"?

The company's dependence on traditional advertisements proved to be a cliched strategy in the digital age, as consumers now require more personalized and intelligent recommendations.

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Is this sentence below natural and correct?
Could I say:" cliched strategy"?

The company's dependence on traditional advertisements proved to be a cliched strategy in the digital age, as consumers now require more personalized and intelligent recommendations.

Thank you very much.~

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It's a matter of style. You can say it, it is clear, it is understandable. I don't like the word choice.

A "cliché" usually means a) the exact repetition b) of a phrase--a phrase that has been overused, to the point of being annoying.

I don't think a _strategy_ can really be "clichéd."

I think "outdated" would be a better word choice. Another possibility is "inappropriate."

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I agree with Dan - it's not necessarily wrong, but probably not the best word. Something like OBSOLETE, OUTDATED makes more sense to me.