The phrase "a variety of methodological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different approaches or techniques within a specific field or discipline.
Example: "The research employed a variety of methodological approaches to ensure comprehensive data collection."
Alternatives: "a range of methods" or "multiple methodologies".
The subjective views elicited in such research, however, must be weighed against a variety of methodological pitfalls in interpreting such results.
He pointed to a variety of methodological weaknesses (many of which have been addressed in subsequent papers by Jaeggi and others) and then presented the results from his own attempt to replicate the study, which found no effect whatsoever.
"Raj Chetty is a remarkably productive economist whose contributions assimilate evidence using a variety of methodological perspectives to shed new light on important public policy questions," the American Economic Association said.
Computational protein design continues to experience a variety of methodological advances.
The articles in this supplement examine sex and gender using a variety of methodological approaches and research contexts.
This divide between Whites and Blacks appeared in all surveys, over time, and across a variety of methodological designs.
There were a variety of additional methodological limitations.
From a wide variety of methodological flaws, sampling bias, and experimental design constraints inherent to 38 of the 40 field studies we assessed, we demonstrate that there is presently unreliable and inconclusive evidence for dingoes' role as a biodiversity regulator.
The pilot-testing of the checklist using recent articles published in leading medical journals showed a wide variety of methodological strengths and limitations in the original studies.
A wide variety of methodological approaches can be used to determine the promoter methylation status of candidate RCC TSGs and these have differing advantages and drawbacks (Tables 2 and 3).
