The phrase "a means of sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or techniques for collecting data or information in various contexts, such as research or surveys.
Example: "The survey provided a means of sampling the opinions of the community on the new policy."
Alternatives: "a method of sampling" or "a way to sample".
In the past, GNM used targeted bulks in selected hotels and airlines, primarily as a means of sampling to new readers.
We adopted areal density profiles as a means of sampling the cortex.
The insertion of dialysis probes directly into the rodent brain provides a means of sampling extracellular fluid (ECF) which can then be assayed for various compounds, including its dopamine and dopamine metabolite content.
However, some relevant and power-impacting usage parameters have no broadcast actions or messages associated with them, and in this case, we use polling as a means of sampling changes in these parameters (examples, include "current" and "audio utilization").
The resampling scheme Sub is a means of sampling from one dataset in order to build a new one.
In order to ensure the standard efficacy of health products made with RFH, its active constituents should firstly be determined and, secondly, a means of assessing samples for their contents of these constituents is needed.
With resources currently available, it will not be possible to undertake such independent assessments for the whole Code in every country, and a means of sub-sampling will be required.
To accomplish this goal, we developed a novel means of sampling at-risk feed material under controlled field conditions and conducted a swine bioassay to demonstrate transmission under controlled experimental conditions.
Kinetic Monte Carlo provides an effective means of sampling rare events without losing the detailed atomistic description of the glass structure.
EUS-FNA, with rapid on-site evaluation offers an optimal means of sampling such lesions.
Looking like anything but a sports car, the WRX flies below the radar of class envy and car haters, a politically nonthreatening means of sampling the forbidden joys of acceleration.
