The phrase "as a method to overcome" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or approaches to address challenges or obstacles.
Example: "Many people turn to meditation as a method to overcome stress and anxiety."
Alternatives: "as a way to address" or "as a strategy to tackle".
Implied weighting has been proposed as a method to overcome this logical impasse37.
An optical slicing strategy has been introduced as a method to overcome the problem of 'ghost' voxels and it is anticipated that improvements in photoactivatable dyes and DLP projector technologies will increase the impact of this strategy.
Incorporating a network of microchannels in the interior of the scaffold which may permit the flow of nutrient-rich media has been proposed as a method to overcome these diffusion constraints.
Liposomes have been used as a method to overcome some delivery issues and, in combination with hyperthermia, have been shown to increase drug delivery to tumors.
In particular, convergence between technologies such as IT and biotechnology, IT and nanotechnology, etc., is emerged as a method to overcome limits of individual technology and a catalyst to promote industries.
The liquid-phase synthesis was proposed as a method to overcome these limitations (5).
Our system therefore provides a method to overcome cellular compatibility issues that typically restrict chimera formation.
In addition to serving as a viable method to overcome barriers to treatment, psychotherapy by telephone can be a valuable vehicle to support increase of perceived control and/or sense of mastery, facilitate resolution or remission of psychiatric disorders, prevent symptom relapse, and supplement medical care in general.
Cooperative transmission has been proposed as a powerful method to overcome the degrading effects of fading in wireless channels [1 3].
