The phrase "a more suitable method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing different methods and indicating that one is better suited for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we concluded that a more suitable method for data collection would be surveys rather than interviews."
Alternatives: "a better approach" or "a more appropriate technique".
This suggests that for the analysis of lncRNAs in organisms other than human or mouse, there are many lncRNAs yet to be identified, and RNA sequencing rather than microarray is a more suitable method to discover novel lncRNA candidates.
Therefore, the replacement of konilite flour for silica flour as a mineral admixture in oil well cement should be a more suitable method for cementing of the steam injection wells.
That is to say, in the test cases, UKF algorithm is a more suitable method.
If the 3G infrastructure was improved to allow more users and made cheaper then that would be a more suitable method to pursue.
A more suitable method is to first estimate the cycle frequencies of interest using the method outlined in [18].
It is a viable option for pre-clinical drug delivery, and thus can provide a more suitable method for human dose projection.
A seemingly more suitable method was topic modelling, a method that can discover latent semantics in text.
The computational cost required to estimate the average adiabatic efficiency, Mach number and pressure coefficient, as well as their standard deviations, to within a given tolerance level is compared, and conclusions are drawn about the more suitable method for the robust design of ORC turbines.
Results show that genetic algorithm is more suitable method for optimal control of the TAME reactive distillation columns than traditional methods such as Tyreus Luyben.
Strengths and weaknesses of each technique in terms of efficiency and computational cost are highlighted, thus enabling the user to choose the more suitable method depending on the computational model analysed.
