The phrase "method of cure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a way of treating an illness or disease. For example, "The doctor prescribed a new method of cure for my illness."
He can also "pump" tongue -- a method of curing beef tongue by putting a needle into the artery and injecting it with brine until it swells.
Also, information such as type and duration of curing, time of placing concrete, method of curing, temperature at casting, age of concrete at loading, and properties of formwork used, and predication of weather condition after casting are important.
It was also established that the surface segregation depends on the kinetic conditions of the reaction and on the method of curing.
In other words, nature's method of curing the disease is by producing scarring and fibrosis of the soft tissues sufficient to limit markedly external rotation.
The converted fibroblasts produce excessive extracellular matrix, eventually resulting in end-state organ failure where there is currently no method of curing available [ 8].
Treatment with tetracycline is a widely employed method of curing arthropods of Rickettsia and Wolbachia infections but the potential side-effects of such a broad-spectrum antibiotic are not well characterised.
In the paper, we discussed the two methods of cure Cox regression and cure survival CART.
Basic methods of curing are dry curing, in which the cure is rubbed into the meat by hand, and brine curing, in which the meat is soaked in a mixture of water and the curing agents.
He wrote: "The reasons given are pitiably sad; the most distressing case this, surely, of its kind and one that may wake the national mind to saner methods of curing a terrible disease than by criminal legislation".
