The phrase "a working method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a practical approach or technique employed to achieve a specific task or goal.
Example: "The team adopted a working method that improved efficiency and collaboration among members."
Alternatives: "an operational approach" or "a practical technique".
As Bays drummer Andy Gangadeen puts it, as a working method, it is "totally liberating.
Secrecy is less of a fact on a Christopher Nolan production than it is a working method.
Some of the results are presented here, and they give evidence of a working method far more intuitive and second-guessing than is usually associated with this artist.
However, the openness of Cascoland's strategy – which did not include a precise set of outcomes, only a working method – can be considered its strength.
Ayer sets up the gang as the essence of self-destroying evil — nihilism as a working method and a game — and the two cops as fallible but potent reason personified.
Ayer sets up the gang as the essence of self-destroying evil nihilism as a working method and a game and the two cops as fallible but potent reason personified.
Why she chose England and a new working method — writing only words, without music, for close to two years — is not entirely clear.
A similar working method of using smalt-based mixtures for the sky area was observed in Van Dyck's early career work, Portrait of Woman and Child (London, National Gallery).
Any glimpse into an artist's working method is valuable, and a photographer's contact sheets are especially fascinating to anyone curious about the crucial editing process.
Comparable to multiple case study two, it is impossible to define a single most optimal working method for a department without considering its operational priorities.
Although he would always consider himself a painter, the working method he developed through his collages would inform everything he ever did.
