The phrase "a means of learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a method or tool that facilitates the process of acquiring knowledge or skills.
Example: "Reading books is a means of learning that has been valued for centuries."
Alternatives: "a method of education" or "a way to acquire knowledge."
As a means of learning new routes – up the Begwyns, down the Dragon's Back, along Offa's Dyke, through Wern Woods – it has been invaluable.
Regardless, Dr. Sexton has begun adjusting his approach to the faculty — as a means of learning from experience, say supporters like Martin Lipton, chairman of N.Y.U.'s board of trustees, or of buying off dissent, his critics say.
Petting in some form is a near-universal human experience and is valuable not only in mate selection but as a means of learning how to interact with another person sexually.
Mr. Weidenfeld said he had tried not to hire anyone who'd ever paid to consume television, preferring to understand his employees' generational viewing habits as a means of learning how better to promote his shows.
In the combined garage and classroom, amid tool cabinets and hydraulic lifts and service bays, about 170 pupils a year study a '97 Grand Am and '96 Cavalier the way medical school students study cadavers, as a means of learning anatomy and organ function.
Evolutionary robotics is a research area that makes use of evolutionary computation (EC) to provide a means of learning in robots.
"That fundamental equality of access is what has made the internet so dynamic; a catalyst for innovation, a tool for learning, a means of instant and worldwide communication".
Specifically, this architecture was based upon the DG and CA3 regions of hippocampus as a means to learn associations among k-tuples of entities.
One provider gave an example of an indirect means of learning if a client is sexually active — when did you last time skip the fire?
Indeed, it sounds like a great means of learning the skills required to survive in multiplay against gentler bots.
Along with failing to provide adequate oversight, IDJJ's current grievance system cannot serve as a reliable means of learning about operations at the facility level.
