The phrase "a superior method of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing different methods or approaches, indicating that one is better than the others.
Example: "After extensive research, we have determined that a superior method of data analysis is required to improve our results."
Alternatives: "an improved approach to" or "a more effective technique for".
But make no mistake: Quantified precision is not to be confused with a superior method of thinking.
Multimodal technique is a superior method of treating pain after feline ovariohysterectomy.
This method is emerging as a superior method of design, particularly when innovation versus incremental design is needed.
Patent applicants often like the idea of patenting a basic invention while retaining detailed information about some special aspect of the invention, such as a superior method of making it.
Metal engraving was clearly a superior method of reproducing this type of delicate feature, which can be clearly seen in several plates in Les Oeuvres ("Works"), published in Avignon in 1608 by Lucas Materot.
Actigraphy (ACG) recently has been validated in the acute TBI rehabilitation setting and may serve as a superior method of assessing sleep-wake patterns at this stage of recovery.
In our study, we report the development of a superior method for the expression of a high quantity of ARG I and a highly efficient immobilization method to produce high-quality L-Orn.
Several lines of evidence suggest that a superior method for the reduction of TXA2 synthesis is the development of drugs that have dual functions as TP antagonists and thromboxane synthase inhibitors.
The TAPPS trial aims to definitively resolve the question of whether talc poudrage is a superior method for the induction of pleurodesis in MPE, allowing clinicians to make the most appropriate and best informed decisions and recommendations to patients.
A superior method for the preparation of 10 a involved direct bromoallylation of aqueous formaldehyde, from which 10 a was obtained in quantitative yield and sufficient purity to be employed directly in subsequent chemistry.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers a superior method for the evaluation of both the soft and hard tissues of the TMJ, but studies of functional appliance therapy using MRI are very limited [9]-[14].
