The phrase "a method that represents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a technique or approach that illustrates or embodies a particular concept or idea.
Example: "The study introduces a method that represents the relationship between variables in a clear and concise manner."
Alternatives: "a technique that illustrates" or "an approach that embodies".
Here, we address these challenges by developing a method that represents rays of light as a continuous function that depends on the light's initial direction.
This paper describes a method that represents a new approach to modelling drug exposure from register-based data of drug purchases.
Similarly, Shatkay et al. [ 5] have developed a method that represents documents based on image panels and text, and they use this representation to classify biomedical documents.
This paper has sought to demonstrate the models introduced in the previous paper in this series (Bradburn et al, 2003), to offer practical advice on how to select a method that represents the data fairly, and how to present and interpret it.
Decision-tree induction is a classification method that represents the induced knowledge through a hierarchical tree.
Simulation is a training method that represents certain aspects of clinical care in a lifelike manner, integrating them into an effective training environment [ 4].
Bayesian classification, which includes Bayesian belief network (BBN) modeling, is a statistical method that represents conditional, probabilistic relationships between variables, or "features".
Therefore, it is an informative method that represents the flow regime's properties for a river basin.
Real-time PCR is a sensitive and reproducible method that represents a significant advance for the analysis of TFPI-2 gene expression compared to Northern blot analysis (Izumi et al, 2000), semiquantitative RT PCR (Iochmann et al, 1999) and competitive RT PCR (Iochmann et al, 2002).
It is a goal-based method that represents the influence of context and adverse situations, providing an evaluation procedure to help in the decision making about objectives satisfaction.
Kim et al. (2012) recently proposed a waveform inversion method that represents volcano acoustic sources as the combination of multipole terms (i.e. monopole and dipole) and employs analytical Green's functions in a half-space to model atmospheric sound propagation.
