The phrase "a core means of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an essential method or approach for achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "Education is a core means of fostering critical thinking skills in students."
Alternatives: "a fundamental method of" or "a primary way of".
Goats and especially cattle are one of the core means of surviving here.
"The focus of policymakers on advertising as the core means of funding public service content beyond the BBC has remained unshakeable despite the evidence of the sustained challenges facing the terrestrial broadcasters".
Before 2010, Africa's core means of Internet connectivity was through outdated satellite technology.
The ADSR concept is based on the coupling of a particle accelerator and a subcritical core by means of a neutron spallation target interface.
The Accelerator Driven Subcritical Reactor (ADSR) concept is based on the coupling of a particle accelerator to a subcritical reactor core by means of a neutron spallation target interface.
The system is a pool type facility coupling a proton accelerator with current in the range of 17 23 mA and a sub-critical core by means of a spallation target.
The x86 core means that a wide variety of development tools and web-browser plug-ins are compatible with Geode two factors that weigh against chips that use RISC architectures like MIPS or Strong ARM, which are superior in other respects.
The lack of a core curriculum means offenders moving between prisons cannot continue courses.
Another recent development has been the use of a synthetic dendrimer where eight guanidine moieties were arranged to branch from a central triazine core by means of hexyl spacers (23).
Each building had three stairwells, also in the core, except on the mechanical floors where the two outside stairwells temporarily left the core in order to avoid the express elevator machine rooms, and then rejoined the core by means of a transfer corridor.
