The phrase "a method suggested by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific method that has been proposed or recommended by someone, typically in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "In her research paper, she described a method suggested by Dr. Smith for improving data analysis accuracy."
Alternatives: "a technique proposed by" or "an approach recommended by".
They applied a method suggested by Stephen Po-Chedley and colleagues at the University of Washington in an important paper covered by John Abraham last year.
The simplest way to circumvent the Twitter ban is to send tweets via SMS - a method suggested by Twitter's policy team as news of the ban spread.
Because images of surfaces taken under different conditions of illumination are difficult to compare, this paper presents a method suggested by the building firm GTM Construction and the laboratory LMDC for obtaining images of luminance L∗ simulated for one standard illuminant (D65).
A possibly more objective way is the use of a method suggested by the Dutch psychologist Alexander Wertheim.
A method suggested by Floerkemeier [27] shows good performance compared to existing approaches by predicting the tag population using Bayesian broadcast strategies.
Groundwater recharge was calculated by a method suggested by (Lillich 1970) for German conditions, where the base flow can consider the groundwater recharge.
Column failure times are also predicted using a simple method suggested by EC4 Part 1.2.
The basic oxygen-containing groups are identified as the active sites by TPD MS and a special method suggested by Boehm.
A mathematical method suggested by Caltech's Richard Feynman seemed to hold the answer.
Equation (18) can be calculated using a recursive method suggested by Felsenstein [ 8].
In recent years great efforts are made to make up the shortcoming of DFT in dispersion interactions, including design of new functional [47], or empirical correction terms [41, 42, 48 50]., In this study the missing dispersion energies in DFT calculations are corrected by an empirical method suggested by Du et al [42].
