The phrase "a method that tries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an approach or technique that attempts to achieve a certain goal or outcome.
Example: "The study introduces a method that tries to improve the efficiency of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "an approach that attempts" or "a technique that seeks".
Using a method that tries to calculate the value of the company's future cash flow, Mr. Wolzien said AOL's shares are now worth $13 rather than more than $25, as he calculated this spring.
t-Stochastic Neighbourhood Embedding (t-SNE) is a method that tries to find a non-linear mapping between high dimensional space and low dimensional space that keeps distances between pairs of points, while preserving both local and global information [ 18].
It is a method that tries to estimate the distribution without limiting the number of mutations in a given genetic background and taking into account the dynamics of the entire process of adaptation.
It is an iterative method that tries to improve a current estimate of the system parameters by maximizing the underlying likelihood densities.
The progressive edge-growth (PEG) algorithm [7] is a girth-aware construction method that tries to make shortest cycle as large as possible.
Liu et al. proposed a neighborhood preserving ordinal regression method that tries to extract multiple projection directions from the original dataset according to maximum margin and manifold preserving criteria [25].
Inspired by the observation that sentiment-expressing words tends to be less frequent within a review, but more frequent across different reviews, Nicholls and Song [8] propose the DFD method that tries to differentiate the features for positive and negative classes, respectively, across a document collection.
This represents another method that tries to remove probe effects empirically using the control samples.
The mandatory postinjury sideline concussion assessment tool, instituted for the 2012 season along with a baseline test done during physicals at the start of preseason, will now be used in app form by all 32 teams, a method that was tried by a handful of teams in a pilot program last season.
-- we all (I'm pretty sure all of us, yes?) wish there were a simple way, a method that is tried and true and guaranteed to get us the results we hope for... be this a fitness program, a healthy diet, a supplement protocol, a parenting handbook, a financial plan, a spiritual practice, a qualified approach to ANYTHING.
