The phrase "a method that relies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technique or approach that depends on a particular principle or resource.
Example: "The study employed a method that relies on qualitative data to draw its conclusions."
Alternatives: "a technique that depends" or "an approach that is based on".
Conceptually, this proposes a method that relies on designing operations that intervene locally but aggregate to produce territorial change.
The latter is anticipated in the case of incomplete learning, and highlights that deep learning is a method that relies on 'learning' as opposed to mechanistic 'hard coding'.
Hui Huang at the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing and his colleagues applied a method that relies on a metal catalyst, acid and heat.
The multiple homographies are robustly computed, from a set of point matches across two omnidirectional views, using a method that relies on virtual planes independently of the structure of the scene.
Morphological assessment being a method that relies on visual perception is highly influenced by subjectivity of the observer.
For the estimation of the vehicle state (position, orientation, velocity, and acceleration), the authors propose a method that relies exclusively on the use of low-cost and highrate sensors together with low-complexity algorithms.
That experience, Mr. Hantaï later said, helped inform his unconventional method of painting by folding, a method that relied far more on chance and far less on sight than conventional painting techniques did.
The measurements utilized a method that relied on two-dimensional measurements of a three-dimensional structure.
To create a well-controlled gel interface, we introduce a fabrication method that relies on a hydrostatic pressure mismatch between the buffer and polymer precursor solution to eliminate the interfacial pore-size control issues that arise when a polymerizing polymer abuts a nonpolymerizing polymer solution.
Now, a study uses a new method that relies on ancient proteins to identify and directly date Neandertal bone fragments from Grotte du Renne and finds that the connection between the archaic humans and the artifacts is real.
We propose a design method that relies on a finitely parametrized convex program inspired on principles of entropy maximization.
