The phrase "as a good method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular approach or technique that is considered effective or beneficial in a given context.
Example: "Using visual aids in presentations is often regarded as a good method to enhance audience engagement."
Alternatives: "as an effective approach" or "as a beneficial technique."
The Apple price method, known as agency pricing, in which the publishers set the price and Apple takes a 30 percent cut, was seen by the industry as a good method for fighting back against aggressive discounting by Amazon.
Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is generally reported as a good method to form HfO2.
As the pollutant resistance was confirmed, the co-transformation system would serve as a good method for plant improvement.
Therefore, freeze drying served as a good method for keeping the antioxidant activities of polysaccharides from comfrey root.
Among these applications, optical temperature sensors based on the fluorescence intensity ratio (FIR) technique were reported as a good method to measure temperatures in nanoscales [11, 12].
Determination of clearance of indocyanine green (ICG) has been proposed as a good method to measure liver function in diferent scenarios.
This stops your hair breaking as much; a good method is to gently pat the lengths and ends of hair.
As a result, although a good method for offline simulations, classical VTLN is rarely used in practical systems where computational efficiency is of primary concern.
Given that new MS technologies and experimental setups are constantly being developed, we see it as a prerequisite for a "good" method from computational MS that it is not targeted at one particular experimental setup.
Don't be cheap and reuse the same blade over and over again, as this is not a good method in the long run.
The results obtained by OSC-PLS are better than the PLS and this indicate the successful application of the OSC filter as a good preprocessing method in multivariate calibration methods.
