The phrase "a good methodology to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an effective approach or method for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research team proposed a good methodology to enhance data collection processes in the study."
Alternatives: "an effective method to" or "a suitable approach to".
But the lactate results are inconclusive, Herr says, because "there just isn't a good methodology" to measure anaerobic energy use.
Therefore, immobilization of ionic liquids on the surface of solid supports could be a good methodology to overcome these problems.
As is shown, a good methodology to encompass the proposed design principles is the biologically inspired one.
Heuristic planning tools seem to offer a good methodology to deal with a sub-optimal scheduling policy of present flexible manufacturing systems.
Additionally, drying in a vacuum oven is a good methodology to remove excess fluid from the fibres; however, a temperature of 48 ͦC could affect the properties of the fibre, with potential to cause damage to the polymer.
Furthermore, owing to a sufficient number of samples to quantify short-term stationarity, front-end signal processing (acoustic level) based on QKLMS-MDL seems to be a good methodology to improve the quantification of speech recognition because of its fast response.
This paper shows a good methodology for the practitioners to implement such control scheme in RTDS.
In any case it is still a good methodology for the pre-design phase to estimate general cable shape and girder cross section.
Dominos proved to be a good methodology for crayfish, whose sloppy feeding sometimes makes measurement of consumption from fiberglass screen gels difficult.
Hardware-Software co-simulation is a good methodology which assures accurate and rapid prototyping leading to faster simulation times for heterogeneous systems design.
He used several case studies and examples to conclude that UIC code 406 is a good methodology for evaluating the main corridor capacity, but it may encounter difficulties with node (station) capacity evaluation.
