The phrase "a methodology that helps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific approach or system that provides assistance or support in achieving a goal or solving a problem.
Example: "We have developed a methodology that helps teams improve their collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "an approach that aids" or "a system that supports".
For that purpose, this paper proposes a methodology that helps BIPV designers to achieve these targets.
This research develops a methodology that helps actors in understanding information generated from multiple construction participants.
This paper presents a methodology that helps managers evaluate how to assess the impact of postponement on supply chain performance considering logistics and ecological criteria.
The aim is to propose a methodology that helps to enhance the design process or building operation and supports related decision-making.
Consequently, we have developed a methodology that helps engineers to: (a) identify the type of general ontology to be reused; (b) find out which axioms and definitions should be reused; (c) make a decision, using formal concept analysis, on what general ontology is going to be reused; and (d) adapt and integrate the selected general ontology in the domain ontology to be developed.
For over 15 years I have been successfully treating irritable bowel syndrome and other digestive conditions using a methodology that helps identify and remove the underlying causes of this condition.
These difficulties are overcome by designing a new methodology that helps the unwrapping step.
To test our hypothesis, we developed a participatory methodology that helps infrastructure providers, spatial planners and emergency responders converge their views on safety in infrastructure planning.
This paper describes a design methodology that helps to evaluate the impacts of highly integrated multi-material components on the assembly and disassembly of traction batteries.
With any decision making body, the goal should be to follow a consistent methodology that helps accurately identify the problem, business need, or functional requirement, so a valid and sustainable decision can be developed.
It is now clear that the availability of a computational methodology that helps biomedical scientists to define optimized vaccination schemes would be very useful.
