The phrase "applied a method of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the implementation of a specific technique or approach in a particular context, such as research or problem-solving.
Example: "In her study, she applied a method of qualitative analysis to gather insights from the participants."
Alternatives: "utilized a technique of" or "employed a strategy of".
In this study we applied a method of landscape metrics to quantify the spatial configuration of surface micro-topography and erosion-related features, in order to generate a possible complementary tool for environmental management.
In order to assess the impact of possible future land use decisions in a watershed in Yunnan, Southwest China, we applied a method of combining ecological and socio-economic indicators to highlight key aspects concerning the current status of our research area.
In the present study, we applied a method of implicit weight-bearing guidance using vibratory cues.
Based on the derived Weber ratio, we applied a method of implicit weight-bearing training using vibratory cues in a stroke patient, to examine the feasibility of the method.
We applied a method of reducing estimation bias [ 21] to one recalled phone use variable for comparison.
In this study, we applied a method of scoring function and simulated annealing algorithm to constructing and optimizing the differential significance subnetworks for six brain regions including hippocampus (HIP), entorhinal cortex (EC), middle temporal gyrus (MTG), posterior cingulate cortex (PC), superior frontal gyrus (SFG), and primary visual cortex (VCX).
To this end we apply a method of homogenization based on an assumption of perfect mix.
Electromagnetic scattering problems involving inhomogeneous objects can be numerically solved by applying a Method of Moments discretization to the volume integral equation.
As (T_{j}^{2}) is unknown, we apply a method of moments estimator (DerSimonian and Laird 1986).
To retrospectively forecast the coastal tsunamis generated by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, we apply a method of near-field tsunami forecasting developed by Tsushima et al. (2009), named "tsunami Forecasting based on Inversion for initial sea-Surface Height" (tFISH).
We apply a method of skill assessment designed specifically for model inter-comparisons when only short, but high-resolution observational time series are available.
