The phrase "a particular method of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a specific approach or technique related to a subject or task.
Example: "The researcher employed a particular method of data collection to ensure accuracy in the results."
Alternatives: "a specific approach to" or "a distinct technique for".
This is the first time that it has specifically endorsed a particular method of widening access.
This course approaches a number of problems without the prejudice of trying to apply a particular method of solution.
The specific question we face today is whether Nebraska's attempt to proscribe a particular method of abortion, commonly known as "partial-birth abortion," is constitutional.
Dr. Gould also had heated battles with sociobiologists, researchers using a particular method of studying animal behavior, and there are many there who reject his ideas as well.
3. In groups, research a particular method of protest in world history and create a "One-Pager" poster highlighting the type of protest and its historical significance.
"In certain circumstances, there may be a public-interest justification for a particular method of newsgathering or item of content which may otherwise breach the code.
We finally calculated the harmonic mean between the normalized versions of all four scores to obtain a final score representing the performance of a particular method on a given dataset and module definition.
No review explicitly mentioned the use of a particular method to assess the assumption of similarity.
Jayarāśi can be classified as a sceptic, or even a methodological sceptic, who consistently avails himself of a particular method to analyse theories and the contents of propositions.
Use of a particular method, or a combination of methods, depends on many interacting factors, such as: availability of materials; economic feasibility; compatibility with farming practices; infestation levels; crop value; farm size and management; education level of grower; and government aid.
As a percentage factor, the availability, i.e., the share of determined positions of a particular method in the total number of measurements has been defined.
