The phrase "as the methods of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing different approaches or techniques in a particular context.
Example: "As the methods of data analysis evolve, researchers must adapt their strategies to remain effective."
Alternatives: "like the techniques of" or "similar to the approaches of".
The formulation and stability of suspensions as well as the methods of fine powders synthesis are briefly described.
Inspiration also comes, he says, from David Hockney's etchings of Grimm fairy tales and the writings of Oscar Wilde and Proust, as well as the methods of his sculptor wife, Marcela Correa.
Therefore, the methodology and the design of cancer clinical trials as well as the methods of their implementation are under profound changes.
While highlighting topics such as tourist spending, spiritual tourism, and local development, this publication explores religious tourism in the middle age, as well as the methods of modern religious tourism.
Large numbers of still photographers, professional and amateur alike, are turning their backs on digital technology in favour of images with "soul", conjured by exposing gelatin-coated strips of thin plastic to light – a process that can now seem as remote and exotic as the methods of medieval alchemy.
New approaches to the design of vectors as well as the methods of administration, such as electroporation and a hydrodynamic delivery, have increased the transgene expression in vivo, suggesting that improved distribution of plasmid DNA is possible by these approaches.
The range of services available varies widely, as do the methods of paying for them.
As well, the methods of delivering the message are important.
So the timing and internal temperature are essential -- as is the method of cooking.
He also said that the 1996 agreement set arbitration as the method of resolving such disputes.
But, in general, the method of psychology is much the same as the method of physics.
