The phrase "a methodology in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific approach or system within a particular context or field.
Example: "The research paper outlines a methodology in a way that enhances the understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "an approach in a" or "a method in a".
For the multi-segment rupture event, different seismic moments are given by applying two different source-model construction methodologies: (1) a methodology based on seismological scaling relationships and (2) a methodology in an active-fault study based on the cascade model (Working Group on California Earthquake Probabilities, 1995).
"For a scientist trying to explain a methodology in writing, it's very difficult to describe all the necessary details of a multi-stage technical process," JOVE's co-founder, Moshe Pritsker, told me.
This paper presents a methodology in defining a technology value map to assess multiple technical options as a function of its attributes, whose precise values can be determined at a given cost.
Platform-Based Design is a methodology in which purely functional descriptions of a system are transformed top-down via constraints and assigned (or mapped) to architecture services which have their capabilities and costs exported from the bottom up.
"When I look at Rakuten as a whole, we are always trying to enforce a strong methodology in having a moat and castle," says Ahn. "Our castle is e-commerce and then we have multiple moats that help keep users in the ecosystem.
Virtual manufacturing is a powerful methodology in developing a new product, equipment, and manufacturing system.
With the synergy of web-based technologies including web server, CGI and CORBA, this paper has successfully developed a new methodology in constructing a remote quick CAE system.
This study is based on an original methodology, in which a xenogeneic antigen, hPrP, is presented either directly by transgenic DCs together with adenovirus danger signals or via adenoviral transduction.
This was a structured methodology in which, through a questionnaire and group meetings (doctors and nurses), a consensus was reached as to the resources and procedures apparently affected by protocol non-compliance.
This paper presents the development of a structured methodology in combination with a mathematical model, intended for describing waveforms that contain simultaneous PQ disturbances.
