The phrase "a means of saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for conserving resources, money, or time.
Example: "Investing in energy-efficient appliances is a means of saving on utility bills."
Alternatives: "a way to conserve" or "a method for saving".
The step was taken, the company said, as a means of saving cash in an orderly manner.
When she heard about BRCA testing, she seized upon it as a means of saving her life.
Gov. Mike Foster, a Republican, has said he supported the bill as a means of saving $60 million a year.
If cows are used as a means of saving, the spread of mobile banking in places like India will provide another, better option.
Chris Packham, the BBC wildlife presenter, welcomed the project as a means of saving not just the orangutan but other rare animals such as pygmy elephants.
Iran now produces brilliant clerics who argue in favor of the separation of church and state as a means of saving the faith from corrupting power.
TSMC says that 95% of its 250 active customers use the servicean indicator of how heated competition in the design business is pushing companies to try all means of saving time and adding their own value.
The faithful in other churches also declared that vaccination is "a means of prevention that can help save children".
Symphysiotomy was developed in Europe late in the 18th century as a means to save the lives of mother and child in obstructed labour.
Mr. Gallay said his organization would probably reach out to Mr. Marshall to discuss the possibility of donating a conservation easement, a popular means of saving open space in which a landowner agrees in perpetuity not to build on a portion of the property.
And there's the question of public trust: it would be understandable, especially in the current economic situation, if PCDR were viewed as a convenient means of saving money rather than a harmless way to reduce the side-effects of long-term medication.
