The phrase "a suite of methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection or set of different techniques or approaches used for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "In our research, we employed a suite of methods to analyze the data effectively."
Alternatives: "a set of techniques" or "a collection of approaches."
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Dynamic Mathematical Modeling (DMM) represents a suite of methods intended for inclusion within the required synthetic framework.
The purpose of this study was to compare in a laboratory experiment, a suite of methods developed to track viable bacteria during field transport experiments.
The index was applied using representative and robust fish monitoring data collected using a suite of methods designed to cover a range of habitats and conditions.
We developed a suite of methods for the problem of protein binding site recognition, based on a representation of the protein structures by a collection of spin-images.
"There is a suite of methods," Padian says, some of which aren't used in standard drug or vaccine trials but are considered convincing to many, including the CGD editors of Millions Saved.
The initial results, published three years ago, suggested that 51.5% of cases were down to pathogens, with the findings based on a suite of analytical methods, including culturing bacteria.
In an attempt to improve the limitations of current assays we have developed a suite of new methods designed to streamline the discovery of new ARS antagonists.
A suite of characterization methods are used to investigate the influence of plasma treatment on the surface properties, such as morphology, hydrophilicity and chemical bonding states.
The rapid advancement in targeted genome editing using engineered nucleases such as ZFNs, TALENs, and CRISPR/Cas9 systems has resulted in a suite of powerful methods that allows researchers to target any genomic locus of interest.
We demonstrate how a suite of complementary methods and data sources can be used to analyse historical shifts in pest abundance and species composition when continuous monitoring data for pest insects and their natural enemies are lacking.
