The phrase "instruments and methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, science, or technical fields when discussing the tools and techniques employed in a study or experiment.
Example: "The study utilized various instruments and methods to gather data on environmental changes."
Alternatives: "tools and techniques" or "devices and procedures".
The instruments and methods of flogging have varied.
Truly authentic practice would reproduce not just the instruments and methods of the past but also the performing circumstances, the environments.
These intellectual qualities, more than any special facility with physical instruments and methods, are essential to the make-up of a biophysicist.
What he had done was perform rigorous quantitative experiments, using standardized instruments and methods, aimed at reproducible results; taken the mean of the result of several experiments; and identified and allowed for sources of error.
Six regional associations (Africa, Asia, South America, North and Central America, South-West Pacific, and Europe) address problems peculiar to their regions, and eight technical commissions (aeronautical meteorology, agricultural meteorology, atmospheric sciences, basic systems, climatology, hydrology, instruments and methods of observation, and marine meteorology) meet every four years.
Many instruments and methods have been developed to support structure monitoring.
The following describes the experimental details of the instruments and methods employed.
A combination of formal and informal processes can be used to enable future instruments and methods.
Instruments and methods recently used for space radiation dosimetry are reviewed for the purposes of comparison and reference.
This work is a generalization of the work of X. Fei, W.M. Snow, Nuclear Instruments and Methods A 425(1999) 425.
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