The phrase "a more secure method of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing different methods or approaches, particularly in contexts related to security or safety.
Example: "We have developed a more secure method of data encryption to protect sensitive information."
Alternatives: "a safer approach to" or "a more reliable technique for".
While that is not likely to change, the new procedures will center on a more secure method of physician identification, according to officials who declined to give details.
In this chapter, you will learn how the secure shell (SSH) is used as a more secure method of remote access than Telnet.
A more secure method of password recovery is for websites to email users instructions on how to reset their password, rather than revealing the password itself.
If successful, Jackson's current mission of developing a more secure method of transferring information using a single photon would revolutionize information technology.
The company revealed today that one of the launch applications that will ship with the Nymi will be a Bitcoin wallet, and that said wallet will provide a more secure method of storing your account's private key.
I have been writing about the use of multiple biometric identification as a more secure method of authentication.
Today, at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senators Alan K. Simpson of Wyoming and Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, both Republicans, and Paul Simon of Illinois, a Democrat, said there was a need for a simpler, more secure method of identification so employers could verify that job applicants were eligible to work.
Leading members of Congress said today that the nation should adopt a simpler, more secure method of identifying citizens and legal aliens in an effort to prevent job discrimination against Hispanic and other minority workers.
Consider offering a cheaper or more secure method of payment.
"A better, more secure method is needed to safeguard the identity and privacy of web-users," says Acting DHS Under Secretary for Science and Technology William N. Bryan.
Snapchat's explosive popularity is, in part, due to user demand for a more private, secure method of communication and engagement.
