The phrase "a method for finding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific approach or technique for discovering or identifying something.
Example: "The research paper presents a method for finding the optimal solution to complex mathematical problems."
Alternatives: "a technique for discovering" or "an approach to locating".
Ten minutes in and she's recommending a method for finding out whether one's husband is being unfaithful.
In a major breakthrough, Rejewski invented a method for finding out, from each intercepted German transmission, the positions in which the wheels had started at the beginning of the message.
Dr. Dijkstra is best known for his shortest-path algorithm, a method for finding the most direct route on a graph or map, and for his work as the co-designer of the first version of Algol 60, a programming language that represented one of the first compiler programs that translates human instructions.
In the 4th century, Pythagorizing mathematicians made a significant advance in the theory of irrational numbers, such as the-square-root-of-n (√n), n being any rational number, when they developed a method for finding progressive approximations to √2 by forming sets of so-called diagonal numbers.
The treatise also contains applications of the diopter to measuring celestial distances and describes a method for finding the distance between Alexandria and Rome from the difference between local times at which a lunar eclipse would be observed at the two cities.
Hence, a method for finding a stability region in this case is presented.
A method for finding new channel geometries which enhance chaotic mixing is also proposed.
Firstly we discuss a method for finding an unstable periodic orbit in a chaotic attractor.
First, a detailed description of a method for finding and representing uncertainties is presented.
Shahdad Shariatmadari et al. [9] present a method for finding semantic association based on the concept semantic similarity.
Hydon in [10] develops a method for finding one-parameter Lie groups of symmetries to achieve successive reductions of order.
