The phrase "a method of transmitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or processes for sending information or data from one place to another.
Example: "The researchers developed a method of transmitting data that significantly improved the speed of communication."
Alternatives: "a technique for sending" or "a process for conveying".
Secure File Storage provides a method of transmitting and storing Moderate and High Risk Data.
Morse code is a method of transmitting letters, numbers, and symbols using a series of pulses, dots(dit) and dashes dah).
And, with both tidal and wave power, you have to design a machine that can cope with the environment and a method of transmitting the electricity from sea to land.
Mud pulse telemetry is a method of transmitting a series of transiently varying pressure or pulse signals.
Also, this watermarking approach is analogous to the technique of Differential Signaling, a method of transmitting information electrically by means of two complementary signals [20].
As the Web moguls see it, the Internet has evolved from a method of transmitting information to its own computing platform, as novel as the personal computer was in the late 1970s, or client-server networks were in the '80s.
In our simulation, CWmin is set to 24 and CWmax is set to 210 which are the values used by a PHY that employs a FHSS method of transmitting radio signals.
Fearing a future in which telephone wires engulfed cities, Bell aimed to create a cleaner method of transmitting sound -- one which would rely on light, rather than electricity.
The introduction of a new method of transmitting prescriptions from general practices to community pharmacies in England (Electronic Prescription Service Release 2 (EPS2)) has generated debate on how it will change work practice.
Continuing the care together with the primary care team is essential and the summary of the file is a recognized method of transmitting information when the content is brief, pertinent, and structured, and is sent quickly following hospitalization [ 47- 51].
"It will simply become an overpriced method of transmitting voice telephony to those places that do not yet have alternate means, and ultimately those places will dwindle".
