The phrase "a related method of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method that is connected or relevant to a particular topic or subject matter.
Example: "In addition to the primary technique, we will explore a related method of data analysis that can enhance our findings."
Alternatives: "an associated approach to" or "a comparable technique for".
In a recent paper, Liao and Huang have proposed a related method to evaluate only parts of a given framework when it comes to credulous or skeptical reasoning problems [139].
A related method considers the z-score of the experimental structure, which assesses how well its score is separated from the average of the decoys.
The Generalized Confidence Interval procedure for the two-way layout without interaction is presented in [ 25], and is based on a modification of a related method in [ 26], and the foundational work in [ 27].
A related method, the "Proteomic Ruler," enables conversion of the protein abundance data calculated by TPA to compute numbers of protein copies per cell.
While this work was in review, Peters et al. published a related method that uses dilution pool sequencing of cells from trophectoderm biopsies to determine more than 80% of de novo mutations in an embryo with high accuracy [ 41].
A way of circumventing this problem is to employ the related method of computed X-ray laminography (CXL), originally developed for inspection of complex, flat, multilayered objects such as printed circuit boards [27 29].
The related method of the self-organizing map (SOM) is an unsupervised learning method to analyze, cluster, and model various types of large databases.
What we have in ancient Greek thought, then, is a complex web of methodologies, of which the most important are Socratic definition, which Plato elaborated into his method of division, his related method of hypothesis, which drew on geometrical analysis, and the method(s) that Aristotle developed in his Analytics.
