The phrase "about the method that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or describing a specific method or approach in a particular context.
Example: "I have some concerns about the method that was used in the experiment."
Alternatives: "regarding the method that" or "concerning the method that".
The challenges start with the lack of information about the method that the law enforcement authorities, with the aid of a third party, used to break into the iPhone of Syed Rizwan Farook, an attacker in the San Bernardino rampage last year.
Although this has been proven to be an effective way to increase production, there is still much about the method that we need to understand.
The system delivers the MEDLINE citations with appended information about the method that identified the PPI, a reference to the matched text and the Uniprot identifiers of the related proteins.
While eloquent humanists rambled through Europe and spread the word about the classics, the method that might have unified their efforts lay, available but unheeded, in texts of Plato and Aristotle.
In 2012, this threshold was set at about €1090 per month in Austria, at about €980 in Germany, at about €350 in Slovakia, at about €143 in Bulgaria, and finally, at only about €105 in Romania.5 The method that is used for the EU 2020 strategy measures poverty and social exclusion by the indicators of low income, low work intensity and/or material deprivation according to these thresholds.
He added that he had "some questions about the methods that were used in some of these studies and the methods that were used to extrapolate from them".
According to the IPCC, it is good practice to be transparent about the methods that are used for estimating and reporting GHG emissions [9].
For as we gain clarity about their general features, we gain clarity about the function of moral language about how moral problems arise and are dealt with in our lives as social, communicative beings clarity about the methods that are and can be used to effectively resolve those problems, and clarity about whether those methods are distinct from the methods of science.
Tribal and environmental groups are concerned about the methods that will be used to produce oil in a field that only produces 125 barrels a day and in a well that hasn't produced anything in more than five decades.
Anyway, at one point in the interview, according to CBS's own transcript, the conversation goes this way: SCHIEFFER: How much did President Bush know specifically about the methods that were being used?
