The phrase "adopting a new method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a different approach or technique in a particular context.
Example: "The company is adopting a new method to improve efficiency in its production process."
Alternatives: "embracing a new approach" or "implementing a new technique."
Likewise, when companies changed the way they accounted for their inventories, adopting a new method that increased their cash flow but reduced their reported earnings, their stock price went up, not down.
Second, Muslim rule influenced the system of elementary education of the Hindus, which had to accommodate itself to changed circumstances by adopting a new method of teaching and by using textbooks full of Persian terms and references to Muslim usages.
A computer ice sheet model has been used to study regional ice flow directions and glacial erosion of the Weichselian ice sheet, adopting a new method of presenting modelled ice flow directions.
Other new improvements include adopting a new method to more accurately describe and analyze the effects of the higher-order J2 perturbation, combining all the uncertainties into a diagonal structure, and utilizing a structured singular value to synthesize and analyze the controller.
Council members unanimously decided during a meeting Tuesday not to move forward with adopting a new method of selecting which council members get the mayor and vice-mayor spots.
During a meeting last week, Burbank City Council members unanimously decided not to move forward with adopting a new method of selecting which council members get the mayor and vice-mayor spots.
We have adopted a new method of validating legislation, transferring sovereignty to the people, but without thinking through the implications.
* It has concluded that the United States previously exaggerated the yield of the Soviet underground tests of nuclear weapons and has adopted a new method for estimating the tests' explosive power, which has the effect of lowering United States estimates.
In the present study, we adopted a new method for the prediction of sonic boom noise, considering the effect of the nose shape on the resultant noise.
Breastfeeding recommendations were revised: the working group adopted a new method to estimate the exposure of newborn by internal contamination in breast milk and by external radiation during periods of contact.
