The phrase "a method for executing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific approach or technique for carrying out a task or process.
Example: "The research paper outlines a method for executing complex algorithms efficiently."
Alternatives: "a technique for performing" or "an approach to carrying out".
A court fight delaying approval of a new method for executing inmates in California ended this week with the release of 12,000 pages of internal prison documents about the state's plans for lethal injection.
California unveiled a new method for executing prisoners Friday, proposing a "humane and dignified" single-drug injection protocol that could restart capital punishment after a nearly 10-year hiatus.
Kawai et al. proposed a method for simultaneously executing processes related to inpainting and the others using multi-threading [23].
The question regarding necessary standards and uniformity in the method for executing inmates, however, was in full display.
There's one much more specialised method for executing people: firing squad, which doesn't involve tricky drugs or circuits, just a blindfold and some rifles.
There's one much more specialized method for executing people: firing squad, which doesn't involve tricky drugs or circuits, just a blindfold and some rifles.
Further assume that the quasi-sacred document your society bases all laws off of has a bit in it about "cruel and unusual punishment" that the authors probably intended something specific by, but that today is largely incomprehensible so much so that the current agreed-upon method for executing someone is to pump him full of extraordinarily expensive chemicals until he expires.
"Project management" describes a method for organizing and executing a collaborative endeavor that has a definite end point; this, having a definite end point, is what differentiates a project from a permanent position.
