The phrase "a new experimental method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or introducing a recently developed technique or approach in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The researchers have developed a new experimental method to analyze the effects of the drug on cell growth."
Alternatives: "a novel experimental technique" or "an innovative research method."
A new, experimental method for producing pills could drastically reduce production times, increase revenue, and improve quality, he said.
Now researchers at a Columbia, MD-based biotech company are reporting encouraging preliminary results using a new experimental method for detecting Down's syndrome.
The mechanism is derived from the results of a new experimental method, which combines the technique of nanoindentation with the modulation of interfacial water layers by laser irradiation.
In order to accurately determine the wettability of the powder, a new experimental method was developed.
A new experimental method is set up to test the comprehensive performance of mechanical screens.
Lately, Axel's lab has been using a new experimental method called optogenetics, which allows scientists to make particular cells active or inactive by shining light on them.
We used a relatively new experimental method of measuring VSTM that, unlike conventional clinical measures of memory 'span', examines the resolution with which items are maintained and later recalled.
Harvey's discovery of the circulation of the blood was a landmark of medical progress; the new experimental method by which the results were secured was as noteworthy as the work itself.
Successful mRNA-specific knockdown in intestinal cells of adult A. suum was accomplished with this new experimental method.
This new experimental method is essentially important because of the hysteresis-dependent nature of the viscoelastic fluid.
The permission for this new experimental method was provided by local government.
