The phrase "a methodology that could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that has the potential to achieve a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "We are exploring a methodology that could enhance our research findings and improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "an approach that might" or "a method that has the potential to".
The goal of the Water Center project is to build a methodology that could be easily translatable and applicable to other locations.
In this article, we discuss a methodology that could be used to quantify the uncertainty in the wave energy delivery.
It provides a methodology that could be used for the process control of flame-sprayed thermoset coatings in an industrial context.
Based on the research results we propose a methodology that could be suitable for the more efficient calculation of costs for examined industry.
As these applications are inherently complex and component-interactions are not straightforward, there is an immediate need for a methodology that could aid in composition of these reusable components ensuring the correctness of the composed software system.
The study aimed to compare the effects of facial massage with that of foot massage on sleep induction and vital signs of healthy adults and to test a methodology that could be used by a lone researcher in such a study.
Even if one knows the brightness for each species, the diffusion coefficients still have to be significantly distinct for successful extraction of c(i ) values, highlighting the need of a proper methodology that could differentiate species in a mixture.
First, we desired a labeling methodology that could be employed generally for a range of CD1d agonists, including truncated sugar analogues such as ThrCer 5, which lack a C 6) tethering site.
Microwave imaging is an emerging methodology that could create a map of electromagnetic wave scattering arising from the contrast in the dielectric properties of different tissues [ 36].
This paper assesses a project methodology that could boost large-scale energy-efficiency projects in the sector of domestic appliances.
In this context, the University of Pitesti, from Romania, enrolled in the Leonardo da Vinci Transfer of Innovation 'One Teacher and One Student working with ProjectX', along with other six European VET educational institutions in order to develop a practical methodology that could apply in all of them.
