The phrase "a means of combating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies to counteract or fight against something, such as a problem, issue, or adversary.
Example: "Implementing stricter regulations is a means of combating pollution in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a method for fighting" or "a way to counter".
This was his wife's idea, he says, a means of combating his wariness of the press.
The Buckley decision of 1976 allowed, as a means of combating corruption, restrictions on political contributions.
A recent poll showed that 77percentt of the French favor import controls as a means of combating unemployment.
Supporters of legalisation promoted it as a means of combating drug cartels and relieve the police of time-wasting arrests for possession of small amounts of the drug.
1.12pm BST Robert Wilson, a Conservative, asks if Morgan believes in beating back the crocodiles as a means of combating extremism, or draining the swamp.
As a consequence, France targets virtually no policies directly at racial or ethnic groups as a means of combating discrimination, he wrote.
The known role of laminins in integrin-mediated cell survival and motility suggests that controlling QSOX1 activity may provide a novel means of combating metastatic disease.
Despite one-and-a-half centuries of persistent research, there is no clear understanding what this phenomenon is, neither is there an effective protection against it or means of combating it.
"All of the destructive activities perpetrated by the oppressors in cyberspace will be discovered quickly and means of combating these plans will be implemented," Mr. Moslehi said.
"All of the destructive activities perpetrated by the oppressors in cyberspace will be discovered quickly and means of combating these plans will be implemented," Mr. Moslehi said, suggesting that the battle against Stuxnet was not yet over.
The results illustrate the advantage of diversity as a means for combating the fading phenomena.
