The phrase "a method of disposing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways or techniques to get rid of something, whether it be waste, items, or information.
Example: "The report outlines a method of disposing of hazardous materials safely and efficiently."
Alternatives: "a way to eliminate" or "a technique for disposal".
Keller said Taylor often stored dynamite in his truck to blow up tree stumps (a common method of disposing of tree stumps at the time).
The application of sewage sludge to the soils is one proposed method of maintaining soil organic matter, and is also an alternative method of disposing of this waste product.
Also included are his most recent film, "The Optimists" (2006), and the disturbing short "The Legend of Lapot" (1972), which describes a particularly brutal method of disposing of the elderly, adopted from Serbian myth.
Plasma gasification/vitrification is a technologically advanced and environmentally friendly method of disposing of waste, converting it to commercially usable by-products.
There is little evidence for burial in the Iron Age until late on in the period, and it is believed that the prevalent method of disposing of a body was by excarnation.
Whiting countered in a two-hour-long rebuttal that the killing was premeditated; he pointed to Colt's demeanor at the trial, the taking of Adams' watch, the leaving of a hatchet in plain view, and Colt's method of disposing of the body as evidence contradicting Colt's claim that his actions were that of an innocent man acting in self-defense.
The scientists have formed a partnership with the Parsis of Bombay -- one of India's tiniest but most successful religious minorities -- to save the vultures and, with them, the Parsis' traditional method of disposing of their dead.
In many municipalities, the favoured method of disposing of solid waste is in sanitary landfills, in which layers of refuse alternate with layers of soil.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has expressed doubt about the Bush administration's $3.8 billion plan to convert nuclear warheads to power-plant fuel, raising questions about whether it will become the nation's principal method of disposing of plutonium once aimed at the Soviet Union.
