The phrase "a method of navigating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or strategies for finding one's way, whether in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new app provides a method of navigating through the city that is both efficient and user-friendly."
Alternatives: "a way to navigate" or "a technique for navigation."
The recent development of Google Earth, an information service that provides imagery and three-dimensional data depicting the entire Earth, provides an opportunity to use a new method of navigating information to save energy in the real world.
Perhaps it is just a habit of politesse, a method of socially navigating being the cleverest man in the room; I had the sense that he also uses it as a defence mechanism, a way of keeping his guard up.
Nothing is expanded to show more options, nothing is made more suitable for selection by mouse, nothing has been done that acknowledges that PC gamers have a completely different method of navigating these menus.
Like Apple, Microsoft popularized but did not invent the "window" method of navigating a file system.
That show of spine, emotional as well as physical, pretty much defines her, underpinning her gestures, her conversation and her method of navigating the New York social circuit, where she has become a vivid presence.
The date is notable not just for search engine rivalry but in finally sealing the supremacy of search over directories as the de facto method of navigating the web.
The second is a method for navigating a Street View-style view of virtual maps, complete with a twist that allows it to go inside buildings, too.
Combined with this structure, we propose a method to navigate through the represented information elements and knowledge.
Now the success of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has complicated this picture and is causing strife for independent software vendors who must bet the farm as they choose among the methods of navigating this transition.
