The phrase "a versatile method to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method that can be applied in various situations or for different purposes.
Example: "This research presents a versatile method to analyze complex data sets effectively."
Alternatives: "a flexible approach to" or "a multifaceted technique for".
In conclusion, we developed and applied a versatile method to quantify adhesion of diverse bacterial cells.
In conclusion, μCVD could be a versatile method to synthesize pristine SWCNTs for various applications.
Three-dimensional printing (3DP) is a versatile method to produce scaffolds for tissue engineering.
We report a versatile method to achieve strong and tough structured composites by the use of ABC block terpolymers.
This review will provide a useful foundation to further develop electrochemical interfacial surfactant templating as a versatile method to produce a broader range of mesoporous films.
Using low cost precursors and simple processing conditions, freeze-drying combustion can be a versatile method to synthesize nanocrystalline powders with excellent composition homogeneity for broad applications.
Chemical crosslinking is a highly versatile method to create hydrogels with good mechanical stability.
This novel technique combines microemulsion as one of soft-nanotechnology techniques of wet chemistry, with photo-physics of UV-radiation in a unique versatile method to design and obtain controlled nanostructures for multifunctional materials.
In contrast, we have developed a new versatile method to generate highly regular ordered nanopatterns of the surface micelles on water, which involves the process of two dimensional (2D) hybridization with a polar liquid crystal molecule, 4′-pentyl-4-cyanobiphenyl (5CB) [Langmuir 22 (2006) 5233].
Here, we demonstrate that a bubble oscillating in an acoustic field provides a unique and versatile method to generate arbitrary temporal chemical waveforms.
In this work, Arata et al. proposed a simple and versatile method to control the motion and activity of a single biomolecular motor by rapid temperature alternation.
