The phrase "a method of drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing techniques or approaches related to the act of drawing, whether in art, design, or education.
Example: "The artist developed a method of drawing that emphasizes the use of light and shadow to create depth."
Alternatives: "a technique for drawing" or "an approach to drawing".
Though a troll is commonly associated with mythical Norwegian creatures, online "trolling" actually derives its etymology from a fishing term, which describes a method of drawing multiple lines behind a boat at once.
Such a method of drawing out categories also is not subject to the sorts of skepticism raised above for category systems.
Your retirement wellness framework should also involve reasonable risk protection, as well as a method of drawing down your resources gradually enough to support your expected activities and interests over your and partner's, if any, remaining lifetimes.
One point of contention, he said, is that the plant would use once-through cooling, a method of drawing in and recycling seawater that the State Water Resources Control Board voted two years ago to phase out in power plants.
In effect, a projection is a systematic method of drawing the Earth's meridians and parallels on a flat surface.
He discovered a general method of drawing tangents, by treating a curve as the result of the motion of a moving point and by resolving the motion of the point into two simpler components.
This paper will show an S N diagram with two failure types and will provide a generalised method of drawing correct S N curves for every single type of failure.
Originally, this and other map projections were achieved by a systematic method of drawing the Earth's meridians and latitudes on the flat surface.
All this, taken together with Swift's new exclusive documentary, gives Apple a better method of drawing people into buying Apple devices.
Sampling, in statistics, a process or method of drawing a representative group of individuals or cases from a particular population.
The F.D.A. wanted the Red Cross to move from an "ear stick" to a "finger stick" method of drawing blood for testing, for instance; the ear-stick method often overestimated the blood count, deeming some with low blood counts eligible for donation.
