The phrase "a method of recording" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing techniques or processes for capturing information or data.
Example: "The researcher developed a method of recording participant responses during the study to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "a technique for documenting" or "a process for capturing".
Resonance frequency analysis is a method of recording micro-motion of an implant by way of implant stability quotient (ISQ).
Holography is a method of recording and reproducing three-dimensional (3D) images, and the widespread availability of computers has encouraged the development of holographic 3D screens (electroholography).
A method of recording Nahuatl, the language of a large portion of Mexico, was combined with Spanish to supplement the graphic records.
The report calls for more support for the development of diamond "fingerprinting", which is being pioneered by the Canadian mounted police, as a method of recording the origins of diamonds.
At about the same time, Ralph Kimball took a complementary approach, describing a method of recording history by means of a collection of transactions.
Eshkol's original aim was to create a method of recording her own choreography; however, the Movement Notation Society in Israel (the centre for this system) subsequently published books on folk dance, ballet, and other art forms and also illustrated the uses of the system in recording the movements of animals.
A new method of recording the proctologic outpatients' data, by means of a specific electronic file, has been tested.
This study was designed to develop a suitable method of recording eyeblink responses while conducting functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
"We have long pointed out that the BCS is not a satisfactory method of recording crime". Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said it was "obvious that the official statistics on crime do not paint the full picture".
However on Tuesday afternoon Dave Musker, the commander in charge of policing carnival, said that the number of arrests had been inflated by the new Psychoactive Substances Act, and that a revised method of recording injuries to police had resulted in closer attention being paid to officer welfare.
From the beginning Kanaka Maoli enthusiastically embraced the technology of writing as a new method of recording oral traditions such as mo'olelo, oli, mele, mo'okū'auhau (genealogies), and other kinds of information they wanted to preserve and share.
