The phrase "aerosol method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a technique or process that involves the use of aerosols, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The researchers employed the aerosol method to deliver the medication effectively to the lungs."
Alternatives: "aerosol technique" or "aerosol approach".
The application of the aerosol method indicated that high pyrolysis temperature and prolonged retention time will reduce the char reactivity.
Single-walled carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were synthesised at different conditions by a novel aerosol method based on the introduction of pre-formed iron catalyst particles into conditions leading to CNT formation.
The nebulized aerosol method has completed phase I clinical trials and will shortly be entering phase II/III clinical trials.
The inflatable bag aerosol method, a concept introduced in 2009, has only completed proof of principle trials and has not yet entered pre-clinical trials.
The increased loss of body weight induced by the aerosol method suggests that pulmonary lesions have a higher systemic effect at least during the first few days after treatment.
The fuel composition and ash particle formation were simulated with synthetic ash particles (SAP) generated by aerosol methods.
They concluded that this method was more prominent than aerosol methods because the prepared nanofluids had higher dispersion stability and could be considered as a Newtonian fluid.
However, only recently has a rigorous method of ensuring standard doses of virus inoculum during aerosol delivery been reported, and a comprehensive comparison of intranasal and aerosol methods of inoculation been conducted (Gustin et al., 2011).
The aerosol pyrolysis method has recently arisen as a facile, rapid method to obtain NPs with relevant properties.
Thus, the aerosol deposition method has excellent advantages.
The feasibility of the aerosol deposition method for the fabrication of thin film electrodes was investigated.
