The phrase "adept method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a technique or approach that is skillful or proficient in achieving a particular outcome.
Example: "The adept method employed by the team led to a significant increase in productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "skilled approach" or "proficient technique."
Two clustering methods were explored; hierarchical clustering and a density-based method adept at excluding noise and outliers from a dataset.
This is better than becoming adept at one method, which may let you down when the time comes to take a test.
In particular, as illustrated in examples considered here and elsewhere [23], [24], LoCoH methods are more adept than parametric kernel methods at locating such geographical features as reserve boundaries, rivers, lakes, inhospitable terrain, and so on.
Christopher Achen, a professor at the University of Michigan, for example, works with English-speaking scholars in Taiwan who are also adept in quantitative methods.
I called my doula (a labor coach -- mine was adept at HypnoBirthing methods) who arrived within about an hour and with her supporting me with massage and breathing, I labored outside on my patio for the remainder of the day, late into the evening, welcoming every contraction ("surge" in HypnoBirthing-speak) with the techniques I had been honing all of these weeks.
These exchanges are bracing for all parties involved, including readers who can appreciate a private eye adept at the Socratic method.
This method is adept at exploiting all the available extreme observations, improving the efficiency of the estimation.
Being adept in your communication methods is absolutely necessary.
Through these methods, adepts become Immortals (xian) who live 1,000 years in this world if they so choose and, once satiated with life, "ascend to heaven in broad daylight".
THE history of the cocaine trade between Andean countries and the United States over the past 30 years shows that no sooner have police and customs officials become adept at spotting one smuggling method than the drug-traffickers come up with a new one.
