The phrase "a method for recording" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific technique or approach for capturing information or data.
Example: "The research paper outlines a method for recording participant responses during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a technique for documenting" or "a process for capturing".
So he and Dhruv Grover, another assistant project scientist, and Ralph J. Greenspan, in whose lab they both work, set out to develop a method for recording the brain activity of a walking fly.
We describe here a method for recording from relatively large numbers of muscles in behaving mice.
The provision of a method for recording behavior-related phenomena is necessary to enable integrative and comparative analyses of data and knowledge about behavior.
We note that no additional sample washing steps were needed; therefore, this technique not only completely eliminates any possible artifacts caused by the water flow, but also has the potential to be developed into a method for recording digestion reactions in a time-lapse manner.
We have developed a method for recording the time-varying electric field over the zebrafish cerebrum (the cerebral field potential), which we believe to be the equivalent of the human and rodent EEG (Pineda et al., 2011).
Only the positive predictive value is a reliable and easy to calculate indicator for measuring the performance of a method for record linkage.
In humans a subtle method for recording activation of the trigeminal pathway and of brainstem mechanisms, is that of the blink reflex.
We report a noninvasive method for recording the deviation of the anterior chest wall (ACW) in patients with pectus excavatum before and after the insertion and removal of a Nuss bar.
Actigraphy is a validated method for recording rest activity patterns by non-invasive measurement of wrist movement (Ancoli-Israel et al. 2003) and has frequently been used for the objective measurement of sleep patterns, and to assess putative state or even trait markers of BD (Geoffroy et al. 2015; Ng et al. 2015).
Originally described by Kiresuk and Sherman in the 1960s, 22 it is increasingly recognised as a sensitive method for recording patient-centred outcomes in this context.
A major issue in the S.E.C. case against Xerox is expected to be its use of an accounting method for recording revenue and profit from multiyear copier leases.
