The phrase "a methodological approach to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a systematic way of addressing a particular issue or topic in research or analysis.
Example: "In this study, we will adopt a methodological approach to understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a systematic method for" or "a structured approach to".
We have introduced a methodological approach to solve this shortcoming.
This paper proposes a solution by first providing a methodological approach to model a controlled system.
We developed a methodological approach to systematically assess the spatial distribution of grassland age in marginal European landscapes.
A methodological approach to analyze vulnerability of interdependent infrastructures has been introduced in this paper, two types of vulnerability are studied: structural vulnerability and functional vulnerability.
We propose a methodological approach to build strategies for grouping scenarios as defined by the type of scenario decomposition, type of grouping, and the measures specifying scenario similarity.
The paper proposes a methodological approach to dealing with this issue that brings together traditional archaeological data, geo-data and modern geospatial tools.
Using a new methodological approach to assessment, a powerful predictive model was developed.
We aimed to add to the existing literature by using a very large data source and a consistent methodological approach to help comparison between various risk factors.
4) Is there a better methodological approach to validate the results of an SRR than the one we used in this study?
To validate theoretical maps, a new methodological approach to capture 2D/3D temperature maps based on an array of sacrificial thermocouples have also been proposed.
This paper discusses a mixed methodological approach to address cost and schedule delays in large-scale engineering programs (LSEP).
