The phrase "and methods of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various techniques or approaches related to a specific subject or field.
Example: "The research paper outlines the theories and methods of a new approach to data analysis."
Alternatives: "and techniques of a" or "and practices of a".
METHODS:We describe the design and methods of a randomized controlled trial, RENEW (Reach out to ENhancE Wellness), that tests whether a home-based multi-behavior intervention focused on exercise, and including a low saturated fat, plant-based diet, would improve physical functioning among 641 older, long-term (>or=5 years post-diagnosis) survivors of breast, prostate, or colorectal cancer.
It prizes the sounds and methods of a disappearing era: hand-played instruments, analog recording, albums made to be heard as a whole.
This paper details the rationale, design, and methods of a large, semi-pragmatic, randomized clinical trial designed to address this gap.
To describe the application of participatory methodology in the prison setting for the determination of the most appropiate contents and methods of a HIV/AIDS prevention program.
We present the design and methods of a prospective, randomized controlled multisite trial being conducted in the Veterans Affairs Healthcare System.
We will examine these mechanisms in the treatment of CLBP by electroacupuncture (EA).METHODS: We present the aims and methods of a placebo-controlled, participant-blinded and assessor-blinded mechanistic study.
The purpose of this report is to describe the design and methods of a multi-component physical activity (PA) intervention program that aims to increase PA levels in adults with ID who live in group homes.
And since they are resurrecting the crafts and methods of an age before mechanization, it's all been done by hand.
Here we describe the purpose and methods of an international consortium that was developed to study the role of epigenetics in PTSD.
A comparison between futures studies and the issues and methods of an Enquete Commission is not unfounded either.
Clever as Madeleine may have been, Herzog reminds us again and again, she had none of the discipline and method of a true scholar or intellect.
