The phrase "as a controlled method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific approach or technique that is regulated or managed in a particular way.
Example: "The experiment was conducted as a controlled method to ensure accurate results and minimize variables."
Alternatives: "as a regulated approach" or "as a managed technique".
Tumescent Liposuction is more gradual and a controlled method of removing excess fat from the body.
Topical vaginal gels containing anti-retroviral drugs have shown some promise as a female-controlled method of preventing infection; however, these results need to be confirmed.
The study is designed as a controlled trial with mixed methods and three measurement moments: baseline (quantitative measures), six months and 18 months (quantitative and qualitative measures).
He developed a highly skilled and controlled method of moving his wrist to flick paint onto a canvas.
We hope that the IDEFICS study may turn out as a good practice example where quantitative methods such as a controlled design and statistical testing of effects and qualitative methods such as focus groups are combined to achieve the best evidence.
The study is designed as a controlled trial (CT) with mixed methods (quantitative and qualitative) and three measurement moments: T0 at baseline (quantitative measurement), T1 at six months (quantitative and qualitative measurement) and T2 at 18 months (quantitative and qualitative measurement).
It can be used as a reusable encapsulation method or as a controlled atmospheric chamber for a variety of experiments, for example, lifetime testing of organic optoelectronic devices.
A four-center, open-label randomized controlled method was conducted.
A controlled sublimation method was used for graphene growth on a 6H-SiC (0001) surface [16].
A feasible counselling method was used as well as a controlled trial setting and reliable growth data based on repeated measurements by nurses in primary child healthcare.
