The phrase "according to this technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing a specific method or approach that has been previously mentioned or is known in the context.
Example: "According to this technique, we can achieve better results in our experiments."
Alternatives: "based on this method" or "following this approach".
According to this technique, the existing concrete cover in the joint zone of the frame is replaced by a self-compacting SHCC.
According to this technique, close to outputs zero crossing points, where Impulse Sensitivity Function (ISF) is maximum, current supplying path to the transistor pair is disconnected.
According to this technique, fiber geometries in discrete rectangular prismatic segments were generated by using uniform distributions of the geometrical and spatial parameters and projected onto the transverse plane.
According to this technique holes are opened through the cross section, with the desired inclination, and steel or FRP bars are introduced into these holes and bonded to the concrete substrate with adhesive materials.
According to this technique, holes are drilled through the beam section, and bars of steel or FRP material are introduced into these holes and bonded to the concrete with adhesive materials.
An ontology-supported portal architecture: OntoPortal was proposed according to this technique, in which three internal components Portal Interface, Semantic Portal, and OntoCrawler was integrated to rapidly and precisely collect information on Internet and capture true user's intention and accordingly provide high-quality query answers to meet the user requests.
ACUPUNCTURE -- According to this ancient Chinese technique, each person has an energy force called Qi (pronounced chee), which travels through channels in the body.
According to this most popular technique, several types of 3-D myocardial tissues have been successfully engineered by seeding cardiomyocytes into poly(glycolic acid), gelatin, alginate or collagen scaffolds.
According to this cross-validation technique, the optimal parameters are set to be C 1=2000 and C 2=5.
According to this author, the technique has evolved over the past two decades and today it can solve a wide range of problems based on reduction by a factor of a million in solution time.
According to this report, the techniques of statistical DMT should be used as a standard procedure to treat problems of image detection, edge detection, noise and sharpness.
