The phrase "a classic method for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a traditional or well-established technique used to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "Using storytelling in marketing is a classic method for engaging audiences and building brand loyalty."
Alternatives: "a traditional approach to" or "a time-honored technique for".
We chose a simple classic method for scaling and we did the unfolding process after the studentisation on layers, i.e. on the columns of the original matrix.
Congo red staining is a classic method to probe amyloid formation, particularly for ex vivo amyloid deposits, and usually involves monitoring birefringence, but the absorbance-based assays are also employed.
The classic method for creating a differentially labeled region has been fluorescence photobleaching, i.e, reducing fluorescence intensity by irradiation, usually by reaction of a fluorescent dye with singlet oxygen.
The classic method for developing an information system is known as the structured design life cycle.
The correct interpretation of the classic method for this trial is the following: There is a 0.9% probability that results as good as or better than the ones found in this trial (42% relative reduction in the risk of death), will be observed among a large number of hypothetical repetitions of this trial under the null hypothesis of no treatment effect.
The classic method for producing DME is by dehydration of methanol in a catalytic gas-phase reactor, and purification in a direct sequence of two distillation columns.
In Mr. Stevenson's view, only certain grapes are well suited to the second fermentation, which occurs in the bottle in the classic method for producing Champagne.
The researchers behind the development said that it represents a breakthrough in artificial intelligence capable of learning from scratch without being fed instructions from human experts – the classic method for chess-playing machines such as IBM's Deep Blue computer.
