"method of examining" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular process of evaluating something, such as a system or a person. For example: "The doctor used a unique method of examining the patient's symptoms."
However, the main method of examining the distributions of the measures was through graphical examination as this is the most appropriate method for large samples [ 35].
It has no great number of links pointing at it, according to a Moz tool I used [a method of examining where a website links to].
Pérouse de Montclos's method of examining landmarks individually and in depth opens our eyes to treasures that even habitués of Paris may have missed.
Mr. Green said he hoped that the little-known provision of the Charter would provide a speedier method of examining the mayor's decision to release the records.
She defends close reading, a method of examining literature by paying heightened attention to the language, form, and details of a novel, story or poem.
If critics are too pessimistic about what the future holds, they are right about one thing: over the past decade, neuroscience has become overprivileged as a method of examining the mind.
A patent on a gene itself, rather than on a specific method of examining one, is almost impossible to innovate around, for one thing.
Micro CT is a more recent method of examining the characteristics of scaffolds and this review aims to highlight this current approach while comparing it with other techniques.
In a study in Tanzania, they found that the test, which uses a swab and an indicator dipstick, was a more accurate way to diagnose trachoma than the current method of examining the underside of the eyelid for signs of the infection.
A debriefing session is a method of examining what was said, versus what might have been heard, in addition to identifying any red flags.
For example, he devised a cheaper, simpler, more effective method of examining the geometry of water pathways within a toilet.
