The phrase "a method of regulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or approaches for controlling or managing a particular process or system.
Example: "The researchers proposed a method of regulating the temperature in the greenhouse to optimize plant growth."
Alternatives: "a technique for controlling" or "an approach to managing".
It was first developed in the United States during the mid 1950s as a method of regulating menstrual disorders.
Thus, exercise may provide a method of regulating affect to improve mental health.
In two studies, self-affirming the behavioral trait of kindness was examined as a method of regulating state disgust toward one's physical appearance.
After mating, the female constructs a deeper, more elaborate burrow up to 20 m long and blocked at intervals with plugs (which may act as a safeguard against rising waters or predators, or as a method of regulating humidity and temperature).
It may therefore be N547 which undergoes glycosylation in the invertebrate molecules as a method of regulating neurexin-neuroligin binding (Figure S2).
Cell population control is a method of regulating cell density to maintain a self-sustaining population.
To address this, a control system employing a unique method of regulating seeding depth via an independent furrow opener was designed and built.
A primary method of regulating these diverse functions is the heme-protein cross-link, an important post-translational modification.
A third method of regulating RIP140 function involves taking advantage of its recruitment by NR.
There are several conserved tyrosine and serine residues common to the cytoplasmic regions of all four syndecans that may offer a conserved method of regulating syndecan signalling.
Another theory, emphasizing socialization, argues that the taboo is an important method of regulating the erotic impulse in children, preparing them to function with mature restraint in adult society.
