The phrase "a connection of this method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or link between a specific method and another concept or idea.
Example: "In our research, we found a connection of this method to improved outcomes in patient care."
Alternatives: "a link to this method" or "a relationship with this method".
The second immersed tube tunnel was built in Ningbo Yongjiang in 1995, a project that overcame the disadvantages of a soft soil foundation and used the piecewise connection of precast method [65].
From a theoretical point of view it would be interesting to study in a follow-up work the connection of our proposed method to a related framework based on Markov random fields [34].
The efficient execution of this method on the Connection Machine results from a parallel N body solver, parallel elliptic solvers, and a parallel data structure for the adaptive creation of computational elements on the boundary of the confining region.
Using these simple mechanisms of connection failure, a method of estimating the ultimate moment capacity has been proposed for top- and seat-angle connections.
By analyzing the sensor placement problem with EI method from the perspective of a new reduced system, the connection of MKE with EI method is revealed.
This study adopted two simple methods to evaluate the hysteretic damping effect of connection: (1) a method identifying a damping constant h l at the resonance frequency by converting the vibration of frame into viscous damping vibration of single degree of freedom (SDOF) model; (2) a method evaluating a damping constant h h from dynamic response spectra by means of half power technique.
The inter-connection of the methods and the association of these two phases have also proven to provide an effective computational tool, allowing for a complete workflow from the reconstruction phase to the analysis one.
Millar's pyramid provides a useful framework for developing a connection between level of competence and assessment methods [ 30].
This statement misled later historians into seeing a strong connection between his perspective method and his treatment of conic sections.
