The phrase "a means of working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or way of accomplishing tasks or activities.
Example: "The new software provides a means of working more efficiently and collaboratively within the team."
Alternatives: "a method of operation" or "a way to function".
Artists also often produce small charcoal drawings as a means of working out preliminary ideas quickly.
I frequently hold conversations with myself – I look at it as a means of working through decisions and stress.
One of the most rare, and beyond question the most exciting, is when an artist does so as a means of working out exactly who they are, what they want and what they are all about.
The chapter discusses about various sketches such as Taccola's sketches the first examples of the use of sketching as a means of working through a design sketching as an aid to thought.
Its oil minister, Rilwanu Lukman, said he would join other African states in urging production restraint as a means of working toward average prices of $22 or $23 a barrel.
A second turning point came in the modern period, between the 17th and 19th centuries, when René Descartes and succeeding philosophers pursued what was later called "the way of ideas" as a means of working out the skeptical possibilities inherent in the models of mind they had inherited from antiquity.
Briefly, the description of psychodynamic therapy emphasized the interpersonal nature of psychiatric problems, the use of reflection as a mean of working with the material and the treatment focus on how to reveal unconscious recurring patterns in life.
Peerages are a means of creating working peers.
Instead he spoke of "universal child care," as a means of helping working parents.
This is a more controlled means of working and I don't miss as many school plays and matches and birthdays and so forth.
Cloud computing infrastructures offer a highly flexible and economical means of working.
