The phrase "a method that guarantees" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technique or approach that ensures a specific outcome or result.
Example: "We have developed a method that guarantees the highest level of accuracy in our measurements."
Alternatives: "a technique that ensures" or "an approach that promises".
The design of such filter banks is addressed using a novel method that guarantees the PR property to be satisfied while the spectral containment is being maximized.
(in press)], a second order accurate semi-Lagrangian method to update the momentum equation, an unconditionally stable backward difference scheme to treat the diffusion term and a new method that guarantees the stability of the projection step on highly non-graded grids.
Mechanistic studies in liver fibrosis research using highly pure HSC rely on a robust method that guarantees cellular purity and functionality.
They use a two-stage method that guarantees a winning candidate with an over-all majority, by conducting a runoff round between the top two candidates from the first round.
A new numerical method that guarantees exact mass conservation is proposed to solve multidimensional hyperbolic equations in semi-Lagrangian form.
The mathematical structure of the multiring model allows us to use a finite volume method that guarantees the conservation of mass and the positivity of the numerical solution and can deal with nonlinear flows and large deformations of the arterial wall.
In this paper, we propose a new robust MPC method that guarantees stability and offset-free set point tracking in the presence of model uncertainty.
As a result of this analysis, we obtain a simple modification of the BPP method that guarantees accuracy and stability for long propagation step lengths.
The paper deals with the development of a new robust PID controller design method that guarantees designer-specified maximum overshoot and settling time for non-minimum phase processes with unstable zero.
