The phrase "an operative method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method that is effective or functional in achieving a specific purpose or outcome.
Example: "The researchers developed an operative method for analyzing the data that significantly improved the accuracy of their results."
Alternatives: "a functional approach" or "an effective technique."
We developed an original computer program that three-dimensionally simulates anatomical deformity correction of an extremity based on computed tomography (CT) data and an operative method that uses a custom-designed surgical device to realize the simulation.
For correction of cubitus varus deformity resulting from supracondylar fracture of the humerus, we developed an operative method with use of a custom-made surgical guide, designed on the basis of 3-dimensional (3D) computer simulation with computed tomography data.
In the paper, one starts from a theoretical formulation aimed at analysing masonry vaults by selecting, in an inverted approach, families of load shapes that may be equilibrated by sets of admissible solutions, in order to develop an operative method for the positioning of FRP reinforcements in masonry vaulted constructions.
Non-operative treatment has been considered by some authors to be a treatment for Neer type-II fractures (Deafenbaugh et al. 1990, Nordqvist et al. 1993, Robinson and Cairns 2004), but these data were not compared to an operative method.
In the present work, N-TiO2 nanoparticles were prepared by calcination under ammonia atmosphere, which is an easily operative method and can achieve the product fruitfully.
In addition to the main outcome measures, data points related to the patient, surgeon, operation, hospital, operative method and postoperative period will be collected (table 1).
This chapter presents a theoretical and operative method that helps to extract abstract sustainable design concepts (e.g., geometrical proportion or functional relations) from traditional architectural environments.
Magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) provide a highly efficient and easily operative method in the separation of biological samples, controlled by an assistant magnetic field (Bao et al. 2007).
The first case treated by this operative method was a case of "bilateral intrapelvic protrusion of the acetabulum" (Fig. 7).
Therefore, we report the sequence of an operative treatment method with a successful outcome for orbital neurofibromatosis and aggravated ptosis.
Of all patients included in this study, only simple releasing operations were performed, thus further research is needed regarding which operative method is better.
