The phrase "an intuitive method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method that is easy to understand or use without extensive explanation or training.
Example: "The software offers an intuitive method for users to navigate through its features effortlessly."
Alternatives: "a user-friendly approach" or "a straightforward technique."
Deriving such indices, we suggest an intuitive method to quantify the impact of age on mortality, where age-dependence can follow any general pattern.
The "scenario approach" provides an intuitive method to address chance constrained problems arising in control design for uncertain systems.
It provides an intuitive method to understand the defect distribution and further helpful to growth control of crystal and design of functional materials and devices.
Moreover, the geometric interpretation of these plots leads to an intuitive method for filtering results by a combination of both OR and chi-square statistic, which we term "regularized-chi".
Other mobile operating systems allow multitasking, but Palm has developed an intuitive method of switching between "cards," which resemble clicking different tabs on a Web browser.
We propose a new type of re-encryption method, which is based on an intuitive method that supports any monotonic access tree, instead of the re-encryption key.
A handheld grip strength sensor may be a more intuitive method for measuring pain.
It should be noted that the area under a ROC curve can be calculated by a simple, intuitive method, as described by Hosmer and Lemeshow [ 41].
A counter intuitive method of impurity removal is the export of a Bayer liquor bleed stream and its replacement with clean caustic.
Objectives: Our aim is to propose a more intuitive method predicting the risk among ward patients.
There's no unique way to do this, but Wu and colleagues developed a logical, intuitive method of enumerating costs.
