The phrase "according to appropriate methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adherence to established or accepted procedures in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The data was collected according to appropriate methods to ensure accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "following suitable procedures" or "in line with accepted practices."
The number of animals in both groups was specified according to appropriate statistical methods.
It is also hoped that the development of standardised survey tools will help to ensure that data collection proceeds according to appropriate scientific methods and allows the comparison of data between differing regions and countries [ 11], because Lao PDR is not alone and globally there is scant information available on the psychosocial impacts of disability following landmine/UXO injury [ 12].
What is noteworthy about the new report is that it is written solely by eminent scientists who carefully assess forensic methods according to appropriate scientific standards.
Fig. 1 Global solar radiation of Abeche Fig. 2 Global solar radiation of N'Djamena Fig. 3 Global solar radiation of Ati Fig. 4 Global solar radiation of Bokoro Fig. 5 Global solar radiation of Moussoro Fig. 6 Global solar radiation of Mongo. Figure 7 presents the monthly changes in clearness index for each site according to the appropriate method for estimating global solar radiation.
The risk of bias was assessed on the following aspects: randomization according to an appropriate method, allocation concealment of patients and investigators, and complete and non-selective reporting of study withdrawals and dropouts.
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They were free to generate their ranking according to the most appropriate method for their organisation, but were asked to report the process and number of people who participated [ 23].
All tests in this study were therefore evaluated in terms of statistical agreement according to the methods outlined in the FDA guidance document on appropriate statistical methods used for evaluating diagnostic tests [ 12].
