"methodological innovation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the introduction of a new methods for solving problems, or to refer to a general progression of methods towards a better way of doing something. For example: "The company achieved success through introducing methodological innovation to their production process."
Conducting an interpretive review of the literature on access to healthcare by vulnerable groups in the UK therefore required methodological innovation that would be alert to the issues raised by systematic review methodology but also move beyond both its limitations and those of other current interpretive methods.
A more recent instructive example is the methodological innovation attempted by behaviorism in psychology.
And lastly, how to ensure that sustainability context – the integration of thresholds and limits into environmental and social disclosures – remains a high priority in GRI's methodological innovation.
The objective of this study was to characterize the diffusion of methodological innovation.
The study incorporates methodological innovation in terms of the modelling of CAP budgetary mechanisms.
In the last 25 years, many if not most significant innovations in economics have been driven by this methodological innovation.
This study exemplifies the use of three ADHD-relevant methodological innovations.
Methodological innovations and a geoarchaeological tool-kit, notably including the contextual technique of micromorphology, followed.
We discuss reproducibility and review some recent methodological innovations for online experiments.
Calvo, N., Garcia, A. M., Manoiloff, L. & Ibanez, A. Bilingualism and cognitive reserve: a critical overview and a plea for methodological innovations.
Despite the steady progression of methodological innovations in the crash analysis field, many fundamental issues have not been completely addressed.
