The phrase "a method of calculating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific approach or technique used to perform calculations in various contexts, such as mathematics, finance, or data analysis.
Example: "The researchers developed a method of calculating the average temperature over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a technique for computation" or "a process for determining".
A method of calculating vapour fraction is adapted to the calculation of rates of multicomponent condensation.
To tame the computational cost, we present a method of calculating second derivatives in at most a constant multiple of the first derivative calculation time, this is further accelerated by using symbolic solutions of the Bloch equations.
Also defeated was an amendment that would have stripped a provision from the bill that clarifies a method of calculating the deadline for applications to extend a patent.
Along with W.J. Eckert, he developed a method of calculating orbit corrections (1937) that has been widely accepted, and, with Eckert and G.M. Clemence (1951), Brouwer was the first to use a computer to calculate planetary positions accurately.
In 1998, then Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto promised President Clinton that Japan would adopt a method of calculating interconnection fees -- what N.T.T. charges other carriers to hook into its local network -- that would make Japan competitive with other major markets around the globe by this April.
The highest error rates are achieved during the absence of a method of calculating similarity. 2.
In a second calculation, an alternative method of calculating kinase bioactivity distance was employed for comparison, as described by Bamborough et al.[21], (see Methods section for details).
To create a measurement of stochastic methylation across genes that could be associated with dietary intake, we developed a novel method of calculating a methylation score based on methylation of genes associated with specific cellular functions.
One article [ 14] that used the same data as in a previous study [ 13] but a different method of calculating depression showed a higher prevalence (33%), suggesting the way in which depression is measured can affect study findings.
We test the role of glycoprotein charge on sequence data from the three major subtypes of influenza A in humans, using a simple method of calculating net glycoprotein charge.
As an application, we discuss a simple method of calculating Kazhdan constants for various compact subsets of the pair (G⋉ρV,V).
