The phrase "a structured methodology to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a systematic approach or framework for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research team developed a structured methodology to analyze the data effectively and draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "an organized approach to" or "a systematic method for".
QFD is a four-phase structured methodology to translate the customer needs into design requirements, and subsequently into parts characteristics, process plans, and production requirements associated with its manufacture (Hassan et al. 2009).
A structured methodology was used to identify 133 articles on the topic of augmented reality from eight prominent AEC industry journals.
Fig. 9 Syndrome 3. Though the GD approach provides a well-structured methodology to think about why there is a low level of private investments and entrepreneurship, yet there are some limitations related to this framework.
The main aim of this paper is to present a structured methodology that allows local authorities or private companies who deal with MSW to design its own MSW management plan depending on the available data.
Developed by Kane and Trochim [ 44], concept mapping is a structured methodology for supporting groups or organisations to co-create their planning and evaluation processes.
To remedy this, we propose a structured methodology for the design of conceptual physics games that explicitly integrates the principles of the intrinsic integration approach for designing instructional games (Habgood & Ainsworth, 2011) with an atomic analysis of the structure of games (Cook, 2007; Cousins, 2005; Koster, 2005).
It builds on previous research that developed taxonomy of infrastructure sustainability indicators and computational methods, to propose an analytical decision model and a structured methodology for sustainability appraisal in infrastructure projects in a developing country like South Africa.
This was a structured methodology in which, through a questionnaire and group meetings (doctors and nurses), a consensus was reached as to the resources and procedures apparently affected by protocol non-compliance.
