The phrase "a new methodology which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a new method or approach in a discussion or analysis, particularly in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The research presents a new methodology which enhances the accuracy of data collection in social sciences."
Alternatives: "an innovative approach that" or "a novel method that".
"It articulates a new methodology which includes environmental features in planning".
In this study, we present a new methodology, which systematically addresses these design classification issues.
This paper proposes a new methodology which combines supervised and unsupervised learning for evaluating power system dynamic security.
This term is designed using a new methodology which reduces the effect of unknown disturbances on the process output.
This paper presents a new methodology which employs physicochemical properties and their relationships to separation techniques for design and synthesis of separation processes.
Here, we present a new methodology, which provides a link between Lagrangian statistics of phase particle evolution and Darcy scale dynamics.
Simply the new methodology, which follows a tighter line, naturally means that the advertised distances will be shorter".
The contribution of this paper is to optimize the hot metal yield of the blast furnace based on new methodology, which leads to a good economic performance of the blast furnace iron-making process and provides new guidelines for the design of this process.
The effectiveness of the new methodology, which requires the numerical solution of an appropriate optimization problem, is highlighted by a worked example.
The new methodology, which will be referred to as the universal method, in conjunction with Gaussian TBF has permitted use of transition intervals (ordinarily referred to as time steps) of unprecedented length (larger than the period of the motion) while still maintaining an accurate response solution.
The new methodology which adapts the same concept as the Stand-Alone Hybrid System Power Pinch Analysis utilizes data extracted from an ideal (considering no efficiency losses) graphical Power Pinch Analysis and Power Cascade Table and multiplying the extracted data with a probability factor to obtain an estimated target (considering efficiency losses) for the power system.
