"method of persuasion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the techniques or tactics used to convince someone to believe or do something. Example: "The speaker's method of persuasion was highly effective, as she used emotional appeals and logical reasoning to sway her audience to support her cause."
While Mr Abbas is still weak, its own interest lies in helping him to impose quiet by his preferred method of persuasion.
As television ads became the dominant method of persuasion, ad-makers, such as Bob Shrum and Roger Ailes, became rich and famous, while unknown operatives like Bird were starved for resources.
Argumentation, the socially acceptable method of persuasion, typically confines itself to the rules of logic and has as its goal the recognition of states and causal relationships held by the arguer to objectively exist.
One method of persuasion that a number of well-regarded safety experts and reports consider necessary is missing from the recommendations: making a PI's safety record a criterion for funding.
Naes and Hanay (1972) have characterized Chinese philosophy as "invitational" in its method of persuasion, meaning that it portrays a way of life in a vivid fashion so as to invite the audience to consider its adoption.
As the president was best known for a series of legislative initiatives called The Great Society – divisive reforms aimed at eliminating poverty and racial injustice – the museum's video and photography shed light on LBJ's unique method of persuasion, something that became known as "The Johnson Treatment".
The companies have used different methods of persuasion.
That power could overshadow traditional methods of persuasion.
Maybe they say less and listen more, and maybe their methods of persuasion are different.
This research explores ideal methods of persuasion through computer-mediated dialogue.
But then Dracula got wind of this plan, whereupon he contacted Stoker and used on him the methods of persuasion famously at his disposal.
