The phrase "a methodology that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific approach or system that encompasses certain elements or practices.
Example: "The research paper outlines a methodology that includes qualitative and quantitative analysis to ensure comprehensive results."
Alternatives: "an approach that incorporates" or "a system that encompasses".
It uses a larger sample size than most other polls, and it has a methodology that includes calls to cellphone voters.
In this study, we go beyond the strategy of choosing a particular index, providing a methodology that includes an integration of several alpha acoustic indices.
The proposal is based on a methodology that includes the use of templates to gather the information regarding the different types of requirements.
Addressing this it would be helpful to have a methodology that includes modeling of production scenarios in a holistic way including supply chain and process simulation and thus allowing a meaningful evaluation.
This paper puts forward a complete smart grid design based on tidal microturbine arrays following a methodology that includes a selection of optimal locations, the design of smart grid tidal generation and consumption components.
It's important to note that those aren't equivalent units, which combines actual sales with a methodology that includes the sales of songs and streaming, but pure purchases.
A Treasury official added that the agency had approved a methodology that included cancelled modifications, but Fannie Mae's coding error led to those mods not being included in their calculation of re-default rates.
Starting from a hierarchical representation of the domain, we define a parallelization methodology that includes a load balancing strategy that preserves this locality property and a strategy to collect information distributed onto the processing nodes.
A study for the development of a monitoring methodology that includes thermal comfort in a smart metering system for sports facilities is presented.
The pilots should be fed by user/client requirements and technology trends and conducted with a repeatable methodology that includes process/model improvement targets, hypothetical impact, a project sponsor and a schedule.
Part I has analyzed the complexity of eliminating voltage violations proposing a simple methodology that includes the following steps: (a) contingency analysis, (b) decoupled solution of voltage violations for each hourly scenario and (c) daily-coupled solution of voltage violations.
