The phrase "a routine methodology for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a standard or established method for achieving a specific goal or task.
Example: "The researchers developed a routine methodology for analyzing the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a standard approach for" or "a systematic method for".
For example, NMR experiments such as DOSY and JRES were also very useful routine methodology for unraveling new chemical structures.
Nine Caucasian volunteers were recruited for the study and their DNA extracted and chromosomes obtained using routine methodology.
The tissues were thereafter, according to routine standard methodology for pathological specimens, embedded in paraffin until histopathological examination.
The method lends itself to application as part of a generic methodology for routine use on large XCT volumes providing quantitative, timely, meaningful and automated information on mineralogy and texture in 3D.
We present a simple methodology for the routine authentication of laboratory strains reared in the same space involving a combination of standardized techniques that, when applied together, provide assurance of the absence of strain contamination.
The results demonstrated the validity of the proposed bioassay, which allows reliable quantitation of tigecycline in pharmaceutical samples and therefore can be used as a useful alternative methodology for the routine quality control of this medicine.
For p27 to become part of the panel of prognostic tests applied in the routine evaluation of breast cancers at diagnosis, it will be necessary to establish a uniform methodology for tumor processing, staining, and scoring.
We have presented a registration methodology for accurate alignment between PET and histopathology slices that can be performed in routine pathology settings and that demonstrates an accuracy better than the spatial resolution of the PET scanner.
