The phrase "about the methods for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or inquiring about specific techniques or approaches related to a particular subject or task.
Example: "The research paper provides detailed information about the methods for conducting a successful survey."
Alternatives: "regarding the techniques for" or "concerning the approaches to".
There are disputes about the methods for achieving those ends and differences over the strategy for winning permission from the wider electorate to do the job, but that is the stuff of normal debate within a unified political party.
Despite deaths related to the guardrails and years of questions about the methods for testing them, "The risks to ensuring the integrity of the crash-testing process remain unaddressed," the G.A.O.
For more information about the methods for solving SEP, see [9, 10].
For detailed review about the methods for generating continuous distributions, including the normal distribution, one may refer to Lee et al. (2013).
Full details about the methods for this review can be found in the technical report, and review protocol (Tripney et al. 2012).
Details about the methods for scanning have been published [24].
CLN: How did you come about creating the method for Visual Literacy and The Process? RW: After decades of teaching creativity (which I must say is a daunting task), and by using my studio class at SVA of 150 art students as a forum for discovery and innovation, it became clear that it (creativity) could never be taught directly.
The Lahr handicap has been as hotly debated as Greece's debt crisis and, of course, distorted by the chatterati, so I want to be completely clear about the method for all you theatrical punters who may have lost your shirts in last year's contest: I favor endurance, range, daring, swiftness, heart, and a look that captures my eye.
All of the RNs as well as two of the senior physicians were unfamiliar with the GTT method, yet they were chosen because of their interest as well as the hospital wanting to collect internal knowledge about the method for future work with quality improvement.
The NPHS is a national survey that collects information every two years (see Appendix A for details about the methods of data collection for the NPHS).
