'a methodological way' is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an approach or method that follows a specific set of principles or rules. For example, "We have developed a methodological way of assessing risk for our business model."
They are approaching Asia with Ben & Jerry's in a methodological way.
A methodological way for tracing anonymous stealthy activities to their approximate sources is also presented.
The review classifies the results known up to the present in a methodological way and, as a logical consequence, projects those areas where further work is needed.
This study focuses on designing an optimisation based control for sewer system in a methodological way and linking it to a regulatory control.
Our contribution consists of designing in a methodological way a Context Aware System (involving location services) using agents that can be used in very different domains.
Lastly, we will present a methodological way forward.
Multivariate analysis is an interesting methodological way to approach this problem.
"I think the handbook will help us analyze what we're doing and plan expansion in a thoughtful and methodological way," she says.
Through a case study it will be creates a conceptual model in methodological way, namely that exemplifies the main phases of automotive projects: the quote, concept, release of design, testing and qualification of product and final phase of preparing and launching in series production.
Our study differs from prior studies in a variety of methodological ways including the number of transcripts studied (more than 47,000 per subject), the exclusion of patients on disease-modifying medications, the use of whole blood, which avoids the potential artifact induced by isolating leukocytes or leukocyte subsets, and pathway analysis in silico.
The cultural turn in human geography focused attention on the importance of representation in a number of important methodological ways.
