The phrase "iterative methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an approach or process which has multiple cycles of refinement or improvement. For example: "This project requires an iterative methodology, where we will review and refine the plan each step of the way."
Iterative methodology ensured good understanding, face and content validity.
This paper proposes an iterative methodology comprising mechanisms for guiding sample size selection and self-assessing result accuracy.
Among these methodologies, a novel and versatile stepwise "iterative methodology" recently developed by us is mainly introduced in this article.
Applicability to the large real complex thermal systems and rapid convergency are characteristics of this new iterative methodology.
We first apply this iterative methodology to the design of a self-validated first-order sensitivity analysis algorithm.
A Sequential Framework for Heat Exchanger Network Synthesis (HENS) is presented and the philosophy of this iterative methodology is explained.
Two preconditioned iterative methodologies are applied to the saddle point arising from the discrete Stokes problem.
Three novel iterative methodologies for coupling continuum and pore-network models (PNM) applied to polymer-electrolyte fuel cells (PEFCs) are presented.
Again, using more agile, continuous and iterative methodologies to solve problems or enable growth will require managers and leaders to relinquish some control, be more transparent and communicative, and adapt to unconventional methods.
We decompose model-based design into ten fundamental steps, describe and evaluate an iterative design methodology, and evaluate this methodology in the development of a cyber-physical system.
"The iterative, agile methodology of testing things out and getting feedback applies as much to policy development as it does to delivering services," he said.
