The phrase "a methodology that makes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific approach or system that produces a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "We developed a methodology that makes the data analysis process more efficient and accurate."
Alternatives: "an approach that enables" or "a system that facilitates".
But, the data is only useful in the right hands, and when applied to a methodology that makes a difference".
This paper introduces a methodology that makes use of laser Doppler vibrometry to assess the acoustic insulation performance of a building element.
We therefore detail a methodology that makes case acquisition from processes described as free text possible, with special attention given to assembly instruction texts.
Two obstacles, however, have prevented this topic from being systematically studied: the sheer number of attorneys in the USA and the need for a methodology that makes comparing the ideology of specific individuals possible.
A prognosis (pre-drilling assessment) of reservoir porosity and permeability for the three Danish geothermal plants was not carried out in a quantitative fashion, but the intention of this paper is to suggest a methodology that makes it possible to predict reservoir properties of new geothermal prospects, as the lack of accurate predictions is regarded as the 'bottle-neck' for new projects.
With this powerful infrastructure we are encouraged to propose a methodology that makes use of the stored data to perform mining experiments on molecular descriptors characteristics.
It's a product methodology that makes sense for this space.
To our knowledge, this is the first study in colon cancer that has simultaneously inferred networks for both tumor and adjacent normal cells obtained from the same set of individuals with a consistent methodology that makes both networks totally comparable.
Our plan was to bring sound pedagogical theory of learning together with a smattering of instructional design to create a blended learning methodology that makes sense to busy academics in a university context.
We present a data-driven methodology that makes use of analytics to estimate the amount of crude oil on different rail-links in Canada until 2030.
A system identification methodology that makes use of data mining techniques to improve the reliability of identification is presented in this paper.
