The phrase "a method of coping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or techniques that individuals employ to manage stress, emotions, or difficult situations.
Example: "Many people find that exercise is a method of coping with anxiety and stress."
Alternatives: "a way to manage" or "a strategy for dealing with".
It thus is a method of coping with risk.
I think it was as a method of coping that I started writing songs.
But books did give me a method of coping.
Harmon describes conspiracy theories as a method of coping with reality, the same way people tripping on mushrooms convince themselves that everything makes sense when the walls are melting.
Dietary changes were perceived to bring psychological benefit, as a method of coping, enhancing survivorship or regaining control.
Six articulated the need to "stay positive" or "ignorance is bliss" as a method of coping (see Table 3, quotations #2 and 3, for example quotations from two survivors).
Marker-assisted selection combined with backcross breeding is a powerful method of coping with defects in otherwise very susceptible rice cultivars which had application in bacterial blight, sheath blight, blast, stem borer, and gall midge resistance (Huang et al. 1997; Katiyar et al. 2001; Datta et al. 2002; Maruthasalam et al. 2007; Koide et al. 2010; Jiang et al. 2012).
In prior studies, lesbian and bisexual women are more likely to have alcohol problems than are heterosexual women, suggesting that this is a familiar method of coping with stressful events [ 35- 38].
Cluster analysis identifies discrete groups within multivariate data and is an effective method of coping with these complexities, but often suffers from subjective identification of groups.
At the same time the guilt and anxiety associated with hereditary disease [ 2, 23] and the wide ranging financial and practical problems brought on by HD (not reported here) means avoiding thinking or talking about HD becomes an essential method of coping with day-to-day life.
The poisoning of masters and other hated individuals was a particularly African method of coping with evil.
