The phrase "a method of conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular way or approach to behaving or managing oneself in various situations.
Example: "The organization has established a method of conduct that all employees are expected to follow to maintain professionalism."
Alternatives: "a way of behaving" or "a code of conduct."
Furthermore, Glenn had described the water cure as "the habitual method of obtaining information from individual insurgents" — in other words, as "a method of conducting operations".
Such companies are not enamored of the idea that young high-technology companies like Amazon.com might patent and own a method of conducting digital business like the "one-click" online purchase.
Another police chief told military inspectors that his officers engaged in abuse "and supported it as a method of conducting investigations".
He also liked to dance during group performances, but this served very real functions: first, as a method of conducting, communicating musical instructions to the band members; and second, to let them know that he dug their playing when they were in a groove and swinging.
Three arguments are advanced for the proposition that the claimed invention is outside the scope of patent law: (1) it is not tied to a machine and does not transform an article; (2) it involves a method of conducting business; and (3) it is merely an abstract idea.
The activity exposes students to massive computing resources and shows them a method of conducting science that few previously knew existed.
The bias formulae were used as the basis for a method of conducting sensitivity analysis to assess how the point and interval estimates of the treatment effect vary under a range of assumptions about the unmeasured confounder.
ACASI is a method of interviewing conducted in a private setting and the interaction happens only between the respondent and the computer.
Recruitment through schools is a robust method of conducting a survey of this nature, maximising the response rate to the study for both pupils and parents/carers.
This study provides a new method of conducting a cross-country automated randomised controlled trial with no human intervention by utilising smartphone capabilities.
