The phrase "a methodological process to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a systematic approach or procedure aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research paper outlines a methodological process to analyze the data effectively."
Alternatives: "a systematic approach to" or "a structured method for".
Importantly, the IBNDC provides the ecological modeller with a methodological process that combines several BN design frameworks to facilitate the development of a BN in a multi-expert and multi-field domain.
To address this gap, this paper proposes the concept of Retail Mobility Environment (RME) and develops a methodological process for identifying and mapping RMEs, using the city of Zaragoza, Spain, as a case study.
A methodological process is proposed and illustrated by means of a case study.
These new recommendations have been drafted following a strict methodological process designed to ensure quality of content, and are linked to a large amount of online information that includes a wealth of references.
These new recommendations have been drafted following a strict methodological process designed to ensure the quality of content, and are linked to a large amount of online information that includes a wealth of references.
The validity of the methodological process leading to its development has been demonstrated as has its theoretical validity [ 19, 32, 33].
To carry out this objective, we develop a precise methodological process for the knowledge engineer in order to build various types of medical ontologies.
Eales et al. (2008) have semi-automatically explored that literature previously and assigned methodological terms to one of four possible steps, which represent a common methodological process in phylogenetics: (i) sequence alignment, (ii) tree inference, (iii) statistical testing and data re-sampling and (iv) tree visualization and annotation.
