The phrase "a method to sufficiently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a technique or approach that adequately addresses a particular issue or achieves a desired outcome.
Example: "We need to develop a method to sufficiently address the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "a way to adequately" or "a technique to effectively".
More recently, Lai and Kelley [ 38] developed a method to obtain sufficiently narrow confidence intervals for the model parameters of interest.
We designed an 'intersectional short pulse' stimulation method to inject sufficiently high current intensities into the brain, while keeping the charge density and sensation on the scalp surface relatively low.
Instead of taking a very long time to generate an optimal schedule, we propose a new method to generate suboptimal or sufficiently good schedules for smooth multitask workflows on cloud platforms.
Specificity was not calculated in this group, as blood culture was not considered to be a method with sufficiently low false negative rates.
Herein their absorption characteristics are numerically predicted using the two-dimensional boundary element method, and the applicability of a numerical method as a design tool to sufficiently predict the performance of MPP space absorbers is discussed.
Molecular dynamics (MD) simulation offers a method with sufficiently high temporal and spatial resolutions suitable for the characterization of conformational events ranging from local to global.
High performance is essential to obtain a method sufficiently robust for use in different laboratories.
The HLA genes in the Peruvian cohort were determined using a method that was sufficiently sensitive to discriminate between different subtypes (i.e., variants) of alleles at a 4-digit precision, while the Durban data consisted of two-digit typing.
Neuroimaging also requires general anaesthesia in young children and may not be a sufficiently sensitive method to detect relatively small changes during the period of a clinical trial.
Addressing this question requires using a sufficiently sensitive method to collect subjective reports.
