The phrase "a general method is presented for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or technical writing when introducing a method or approach that will be discussed in detail.
Example: "In this paper, a general method is presented for analyzing complex data sets in real-time."
Alternatives: "a general approach is introduced for" or "a general technique is outlined for".
A general method is presented for inverse reliability problems with multiple design variables and constraints.
A general method is presented for predicting the ensemble average steady-state response of complex vibro-acoustic systems that contain subsystems with uncertain, or random, properties.
A general method is presented for the analytical solution of a piezoelectric screw dislocation located within one of two joined piezoelectric half-planes.
A general method is presented for determining the exact expansions of a tensor function F(A), where A is a second order tensor in n-dimensional Euclidean space, and F(A) is defined by the power series.
A general method is presented for calculating the equilibrium inner potential difference between the two phases and equilibrium concentrations of redox species, as well as other ionic components from given initial concentrations, values of standard electrode potential of redox couples, and of standard ion transfer potential of other ionic components.
A systematic method is presented for analyzing the vibration of a rotating, geometrically discontinuous shaft with general boundary conditions.
A method is presented for computing lower and upper bounds for vibrational frequencies of clamped plates with general thickness variations.
A new method for computing the system matrices G and H of the three-dimensional boundary element method is presented for the elastostatic problems of general anisotropy.
Two general methods are presented in the literature to model the macroscopic behavior of ASR.
Formulas of the numerical method are presented for the finite-volume discretization of the Navier-Stokes equations in general coordinates.
A general design method is presented.
