The phrase "a means of introducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or ways to present or bring something to attention, such as an idea, concept, or person.
Example: "The seminar served as a means of introducing new strategies for effective communication in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a way to present" or "a method for introducing".
The tour was meant to be low-key, small venues, a means of introducing new songs – some of them so new that, as vocalist Martina Toplaterird later confesses onstage, they haven't actually come up with titles yet.
The whole flap about Obama's pastor, Jeremiah A. Wright, was mainly a means of introducing race into the campaign.
17 Agent rules also offer a means of introducing stochasticity through probabilistic events, allowing for an approximation of behaviors in nondeterministic systems.
As a means of introducing American audiences to various strains of world music, Byrne established Luaka Bop Records in 1988.
A short, meteorologically inspired overture was a means of introducing the Hallé's prodigiously talented 20-year-old new associate composer, Helen Grime.
This type of design was employed partly as a means of introducing a larger amount of light and partly because it was considerably cheaper than coloured glass.
But even if curriculum didn't work this way -- if it was a perfectly fluid, if oblique, means of introducing students to their own basic goodness and helping them to uncover their own stores of compassion, openness, and nonjudgment, it probably still would have felt too indirect.
The creation of defect bands is demonstrated as a means for introducing high levels of electronic conductivity into a solid electrolyte for the purpose of creating a mixed conductor and thereby a monolithic fuel cell structure.
Similarly, as HPV vaccination is introduced as a means of primary cervical cancer prevention, better prediction models of its efficacy specific for each area can be made [ 13].
In this paper, a chain of oscillators is used as a passive means of introducing nodes for the normal modes of a one-dimensional, arbitrarily supported, linear elastic structure, where a desired node can either coincide with the oscillator chain location or can be located elsewhere.
If nothing else, universities will surely stop holding conventional on-campus lectures; what's the point of standing in front of students talking for an hour when there's a superior means of introducing them to new knowledge?
