The phrase "a methodology which is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific methodology and its characteristics or applications.
Example: "The research employed a methodology which is designed to enhance data accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "a method that is" or "an approach that is".
The aim of this paper is to develop a methodology which is robust for fault detection of gears under fluctuating load and speed conditions.
These key characteristics are integrated within a methodology, which is realised in a multi-agent system aimed at co-ordinating distributed computational design.
In this paper we present a methodology which is aiming to estimate the system power consumption in short time, without simulation.
Furthermore, a methodology, which is based on the principle of analogue prediction, is proposed to effectively process these ensemble forecasts for improving the performance on very short-term rainfall forecasting.
By considering ways in which planning practices can be renewed and exploring the possibilities for acquiring awareness and tools to add value to strategic decision making, Complex Strategic Choices presents a methodology which is further illustrated by a number of case studies and example applications.
The paper addressed the importance of estimating dwell times at rail stations as flow-dependent factors, rather than as fixed values, providing a methodology which is able to capture the threefold interaction between passengers and trains and the associated snowball effect.
System Intrinsic Maximum Recovery (SIMAR) represents a methodology which was developed as a design tool to assist process engineers in composing and evaluating expander-based processes.
Combinatorial testing is a versatile methodology which is useful in a broad range of situations to detect faults in software.
The proposed architecture defines a development methodology, which is designed to assist in custom development projects.
In this paper, a soft methodology, which is artificial neural network (ANN) based fuzzy modelling is presented for grade estimation and its stages are demonstrated.
The aim of the paper is to report a systematic methodology which is used to evaluate and improve the ride comfort.
