The phrase "a more adequate method of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or alternatives to a method or approach in various contexts, such as research, problem-solving, or analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we concluded that a more adequate method of data collection would yield more reliable outcomes."
Alternatives: "a better approach to" or "a more effective way of".
Biomarker levels of CYFRA 21-1, CA 19-9 and CEA were also analysed as continuous variables (after logarithmic transformation), as this may potentially represent a more adequate method for the evaluation of a quantitative variable with a broad range (Boeck et al, 2010).
For cell separation, it is a more adequate method than DEP trapping because the phase shifts enable particle motion even in a still fluid.
A review evaluating TMD assessments in children and adolescents reports that about half of the included studies had methodological shortcomings, suggesting that there is a need of more adequate methods for diagnosing TMD in children and adolescents [16].
Simulations suggested that using the two-step approach would lead to biased estimates of variance components, such that more adequate methods are needed to study the genetic heterogeneity of residual variance in beef cattle.
More adequate methods are needed to study the genetic heterogeneity of residual variance in beef cattle.
ESS was founded in 1930, at about the same time as the field of sociology began in the U.S. Its goals are to promote the advancement of sociological research, the effective teaching of sociology, the development of a more vital relationship between sociology and related disciplines and a more adequate use of the methods and resources of the social sciences in dealing with social problems.
This apparent decrease of mortality over time probably implies a more adequate management of SAKI [7].
She stresses its complexity and proposes to provide a more adequate history of the cyborg figure.
A more adequate notion of necessary being is that the necessity is metaphysical or factual.
This apparent decrease of mortality over time probably implies a more adequate management of SAKI [ 7].
