The phrase 'borrowing method' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a strategy which involves obtaining resources, information, or ideas from other people or places before using them. For example, "The company implemented a borrowing method to integrate the latest technological advances into their production process."
However, debt advice charities have been at pains to point out to callers that there are much less painful ways to enjoy the festive season without resorting to these dangerous borrowing methods.
Countries that rely on these borrowing methods argue that, especially during a crisis, it is acceptable for weakened, strategically important businesses, banks in particular, to seek debt-financing assistance from the government.
Borrowing methods developed to study the genetics of human disease, researchers have concluded that dogs were probably first domesticated from wolves somewhere in the Middle East, in contrast to an earlier survey suggesting dogs originated in East Asia.
In "Bringing Up Bébé," another parenting memoir and currently No. 9 on the New York Times hardcover nonfiction best-seller list, the journalist Pamela Druckerman wrote of how she trained her own children — using a firm "non" — by borrowing methods from the notoriously strict French.
This specific subject is gradually becoming known as cybernetical physics, borrowing methods from both theoretical physics and control engineering.
Samuelson changed forever the study of economics, which became strongly mathematical by borrowing methods and insights from statistical physics.
Borrowing methods from studies in market research, the researchers analyzed posts and user interactions on the group's page over the course of 1 year.
Now, by borrowing methods used in ecology to track endangered species, researchers have identified the primary threat to linguistic diversity: economic development.
But in recent years, researchers borrowing methods used in biology to derive evolutionary trees have begun to unravel the Australian linguistic puzzle.
Borrowing methods from social network analysis, researchers pick out in the group, say, six men and six women who are unrelated by kinskip or marriage, asking them to name the seven most important people of their life outside the household.
