"merit of the method" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the positive qualities or advantages of a specific method or approach. Example: "The merit of this method lies in its simplicity and effectiveness in solving complex problems."
Intensive studies have been performed and the merit of the method is demonstrated by some test signals simulations.
Some figures of merit of the method were determined such as linearity ranges and limits of quantitation.
To assess the merit of the method, it will be compared to traditional 'individual & desk top'-method and the more modern 'team & report'-method.
Second, the merit of the method will be elaborated on in light of the degree to which it can be integrated into research and in light of the extent to which it is tailored to overcome the main difficulties of doing comparative research identified in literature.
To assess the merit of the method, the paper elaborates (1) on the different degrees to which the method can be integrated in various types of research and (2) the extent to which the method is better tailored than existing methods to successfully overcome the challenges of comparative research referred to in literature.
An important merit of the method is that, given a query drug, it can provide a series of candidate indications, ranging from the most likely one to the least likely one.
The merit of the methods presented in this paper lies in their less conservatism than the existing robust filter design methods, as shown both theoretically and through extensive numerical examples.
The merit of this method in the quantum domain is that the eigenstates of an invariant operator are closely related with the Schrödinger solutions of the system.
The merits of the method include its simple implementation and interesting application.
The merits of the method are demonstrated through a simulation based application on a commercially available G/L ILS.
Beams with constant and varying stiffness are analyzed under various boundary conditions and loadings to illustrate the merits of the method as well as its applicability, efficiency and accuracy.
