The phrase "a change of method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a modification or alteration in the way something is done or approached.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we decided that a change of method was necessary to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a shift in approach" or "an alteration in technique."
All other considerations aside, when more taxpayers understand that the bill for spraying the town roads should come due only once a generation instead of once a year, they will surely rise up and demand a change of method.
"That doesn't mean abandoning our principles but it does mean a change of method.
If a change of method was recommended, the reason for this recommendation was indicated too.
Finally, in Section 6, there is a change of methods, namely using for the discrete Hermite polynomials classical results of moment problems to understand the possibly oscillatory behavior of their orthogonality measures.
The rate of total number of re-operations in our study was 19.09% with a change of the method or fixation device necessary in 28 fractures (12.72%).
Re-operation or a change of the method or fixation device should be performed only when there is a delay in callus formation.
To increase figure of merit, we attempt to reduce grain size by means of mechanical grinding and also by a change of synthesis method.
Low reply rates in the cohort study promoted a change of sampling method, and although we were able to fully account for the use of these two different sampling designs in the analysis, it remains the case that we were only able to analyse the psychometric data for those who responded and it is possible that the non responders had a different profile.
Cook said: "We haven't won over the last couple of series, so we have to improve, but it's not about a radical change of method".
You are the only one who sees the necessity of a profound change of methods and is attempting it without intolerance, tyranny or destruction.
Big data requires "a change of perspective, infrastructure, and methods for data collection and analyses" [ 62].
