The phrase "means and method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ways or techniques to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "In order to improve our efficiency, we need to evaluate the means and method we currently employ."
Alternatives: "approaches and techniques" or "ways and strategies."
Comic, grotesque, mordantly apt in both means and method, it was also a complete one-off.
There is a world of difference between stings that begin with the defendant's initial attempts, however minor, to commit a violent crime and ones that seek to see if law enforcement can entice someone to commit a violent crime in the name of jihad – and provide the means and method to do so.
A means and method of evaluating these stresses have been developed.
The aim of the work described in this paper was to make a contribution to this debate by developing a means and method of producing repeatable, accurate measurements of hydrogen sorption capacity in carbon materials.
Or, maybe I can say this: I hope it begins a process by which we turn to poetry as our means and method of theological engagement: on the one hand, the task of theology-as-poetry, and on the other, a serious engagement of poetic methods (art, poetry, song, dance, film, music) as forms of theological expression.
It's about contemporary means and methods and how we can articulate that with clarity".
But in terms of its cinematic means and methods, it belongs to an older, predigital world.
Mongrel-provocateurs, you dare to question what, precisely, are these unprecedented peculiar means and methods of our own style?
Before that happens, Bovis, which just completed an internal review of the means and methods for the project, must submit a demolition plan and drawings to the city's Buildings Department and obtain a demolition permit.
We are less duped than ever about the possibility of grasping the truth about ourselves, though we cultivate and employ ever more complex means and methods of self-revelation.
But Mr. Coats added that in his view, "this new war will be a different kind of war, a war of the future, requiring different means and methods, and the process will not be so public".
