The phrase 'find means' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it as a way to express that you are looking for different methods or techniques to achieve a goal. For example: "We need to find means to increase our market share."
Criticism is not a fault-finding mechanism, but a well-developed science which can be used for finding the shortfalls and find means of correcting them.
Now his officials appear to be trying to find means to end the debt default.
Over the years many countries have tried to find means of countering these.
And they must find means of survival if a family leader is imprisoned or killed.
"Philosophically, we think it's important for students to find means of making money, but we think it's also important that they find experience and are able to network.
Mrs. Gandhi told lawmakers on Monday that "it is not a question of how we find means to implement the food bill — we have to find the way".
Did that mean he believed his team would find means of scoring tries against the Lions, of winning the series in the grand style?
Schlosser's good people bring order to the system of nuclear armaments or try to find means of limiting its potential effects.
Mr. Zetsche said he continued to believe that, in the coming decades, carmakers must find means of propulsion that do not depend on fossil fuels.
The challenge, then, is to find means of adopting a verification and validation workflow and adding verification and validation activities to the existing WEUSE life cycle.
The connection between these two research fields arises from the emerging need to find means of constructing complex service experiences with multidisciplinary approach.
