The phrase "a sort of method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an approach or technique that is not strictly defined or is somewhat informal.
Example: "The researcher employed a sort of method that combined qualitative and quantitative analysis to gather data."
Alternatives: "a kind of approach" or "a type of technique."
In a sort of preparation method acting, the shocking truths she learned were impossible not to internalize.
Leider, who likes to see him as a sort of proto-Method actor, maintains that Valentino, like his character, "did grapple with contradictory impulses and values, did seek a mate who managed to unite the Madonna and the vamp in one body.
As Gallardo, the guiltily adulterous matador, he emotes with much more modern subtlety than he did in "The Sheik". Leider, who likes to see him as a sort of proto-Method actor, maintains that Valentino, like his character, "did grapple with contradictory impulses and values, did seek a mate who managed to unite the Madonna and the vamp in one body.
The gradient projection method originally used as a sort of feasible direction method is further developed and extended to the Pareto optimum sensitivity analysis.
This can be thought of as a sort of piecewise approximation method.
This tiny Wi-Fi hotspot connects using a sort of "surround sound" method to ensure there are no dead spots in your home.
So now, the UK's Governments new campaign "The Spending Challenge" is a sort of crowd sourced method of getting ideas to reduce UK national debt.
It's sort of like what the Pandora's editors do when they label a song, it's a very similar sort of method," Rugel says.
I think you could call it a clamping-cooking sort of method.
In retrospect the simulation method in is a sort of poor man's CarParinello method (and done at the same time), using tight binding rather than density functionals.
