The phrase "a method that resulted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific method that led to a particular outcome or result in a study or project.
Example: "We implemented a new training program, a method that resulted in improved employee performance and satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a technique that produced" or "an approach that led to".
And the studio has a multipicture deal with Aardman, a British animation house that uses stop-motion techniques in which actual physical models are manipulated one frame at a time, a method that resulted in this summer's hit "Chicken Run".
In 2002 James published the 729-page Win Shares, in which he outlined a method that resulted in the performance of every player in major-league history being summed up by a single number for each season based on his contributions as a hitter, fielder, base runner, or pitcher.
It is a method that results in some occasional infelicities, as in this early description of a ski slope: "Everywhere was snow and silence.
In order to tackle both challenges, this paper proposes a method that results from the combination of NSGA-N, MEAN and a new heuristic.
Impinging jet crystallization is a method that results in a product with a reduced particle size due to the homogeneous and high degree of supersaturation at the impingement point.
Once harvested, it's later spun in a method that results in a fiber that feels like ultra fine cotton which allows it to absorb moisture, moderate body temperature, and be resilient to heavy usage more so than natural cotton shirts.
Brutal and foolhardy, perhaps, but definitely effective, and a method that results in only superficial damage inflicted on the tank.
The pTHBV2 plasmid and lentiviral particles carrying shRNAs were delivered into mouse liver using the hydrodynamic tail vein injection method, a method that results in gene transfer into 5-405-40%mouse hepatocytes[ 35, 36].
Using laparoscopic guidance for PD catheter placement, we have designed a safe method that resulted in a reduction in catheter migration.
We further confirmed the key role for the anterior vitelline veins in the correct migration of PGCs using an ex ovo culture method that resulted in defective morphogenetic development of the anterior vitelline veins.
