The phrase "a methodology for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a systematic approach or technique for quantifying or assessing something in various fields such as research, science, or business.
Example: "The study proposes a methodology for measuring the effectiveness of the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a method for assessing" or "an approach to quantifying".
This paper describes a methodology for measuring rheological flow properties in-line, in real-time, based on simultaneous measurements of velocity profiles using an ultrasound velocity profiling (UVP) technique with pressure difference (PD) technology.
To that end, this article proposes a methodology for measuring their performance.
A methodology for measuring the value of the stochastic solution in this problem is discussed.
This paper presents a methodology for measuring city image, grounded on the development of a scale for this purpose.
The goal of this project was to develop and validate a methodology for measuring manual wheelchair movement.
This paper describes a methodology for measuring the forces required to seat a wire onto a plug.
But was it really fair to bestow one of commercial culture's most esteemed plaudits — an instant smash — on a composition that seemed to be more about dance than music (and wasn't even a complete song), all because of a new methodology for measuring popularity which Billboard had just implemented?
This paper reports our development and application of a modeling methodology for measuring physical dimensions of a moving object and checking any changes in those dimensions during a dynamic process in the construction field.
Although due to the limit of a small sample for refusing the null hypothesis, we can say that unlike previous studies, the results of our study can be compared through meta-analysis with those of future studies because they were collected with a standardized methodology for measuring outcomes and with a controlled design.
A tool like the fieldprint calculator not only provides a consistent methodology for measuring impacts, but it also offers vital clues for increasing farm productivity with fewer inputs – ie the fabled "more for less" formula promoted by sustainability experts.
We first validate a new methodology for measuring the interpretation of plural predications.
