The phrase "a kind of a method" is not correct in standard written English.
It is redundant because "kind of" already implies a type or category, so the additional "a" is unnecessary.
Example: "We developed a kind of method to streamline our workflow."
Alternatives: "a type of method" or "a sort of method."
He has found that C9orf72 is involved with regulating the autophagy pathway, a kind of a cellular recycling method in which proteins or parts of the cell that are damaged get turned over and recycled.
PCA is a kind of a clustering statistical method which reduces the dimensionality of multivariate data to express the original variables as a particular linear combination of the principal components (PCs) in the score plots.
We applied the Markov random field model, which is a kind of a Bayesian probabilistic method, to the spatial inversion of the porosity and pore shape in rocks from an observed seismic structure.
By studying other texts we are able to see that Chatton has in mind a kind of a priori version of Mill's methods.
In this paper, method configuration is treated as a kind of method engineering, focusing on adaptation of a base method.
But unlike the "Red Riding Trilogy," the British counterpart, which spans a period of a decade, "Dreileben" adopts a kind of cubist method, allowing each director to tackle a single starting point from a radically different angle.
Currently, for most major transactions that are paid in stock, companies use a kind of accounting method called pooling.
This approach is a kind of energy method with a vast application in conservative oscillatory systems.
Moreover, the stability of foam mobility control ability would be observed through a kind of novel method, gaining a new sight into this characteristic of foam.
On "There Will Be Blood," in an intriguing corollary to Mr. Day-Lewis's method acting, Mr. Fisk and his team often practiced a kind of method building.
They may appear Neanderthal, but they are the products of a sophisticated performance, a kind of method acting.
